No sign of either the Red-necked Phalarope or the Common Redshank from the weekend, but the area of suitable habitat is large so it's possible they're hiding somewhere.
Monday, September 30, 2013
Still more waders at IRRI - 30th Sept
The amazing run of waders at IRRI continued today with the appearance of a Temminck's Stint (last seen at IRRI on 3rd Oct 2009), and a Ruff, which is the first IRRI record as far as I know.
No sign of either the Red-necked Phalarope or the Common Redshank from the weekend, but the area of suitable habitat is large so it's possible they're hiding somewhere.
Winter plumaged Temminck's Stint. Quite a rarity here, though certainly dramatically under-reported.
Ruff. Also classified as rare, though I have seen them at Candaba and San Juan.
No sign of either the Red-necked Phalarope or the Common Redshank from the weekend, but the area of suitable habitat is large so it's possible they're hiding somewhere.
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