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Pectoral
Sandpiper Photo 3b (Up-Close)
Two Pectoral
Sandpipers, which we've never seen before, feed on aquatic animals. They
were too far away to get good pix with
our camera. This pic was shot during Craig's birding walk in Bloomington, MN, on
July 21, 2014. MN Valley -
National Wildlife Refuge
Pectoral Sandpipers breed in the Arctic and
winter in
South America. They were on
the way to South America. Yeah, like it or not, it looks like the 2014 fall
migration has already started for some bird species.
Pectoral Sandpiper - Bing Images
Pectoral Sandpiper - National Audubon Society Birds
Pectoral Sandpiper, Identification, All About Birds -
Cornell Lab of Ornithology
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Some Bird Species are Already on the Move - Birds & Blooms
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1b
(Up-Close) | Spotted Sandpiper
2a
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(Up-Close) | Pectoral Sandpipers
3a
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(Up-Close)
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