These shorebirds have a thin, dark bill that curves upward. They use their bills to probe for small fish, crustaceans and aquatic insects...
They breed in boreal forest regions of Alaska and Canada. When seen in this area they are passing through, having just spent the winter as far south as South America...
The distances that many birds travel make those humans with "frequent flyer" miles seem like homebodies by comparison.
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Hello Steve
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Greetings Bets
Great Pictures...we wait for long flying birds coming to us...
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