These Sandpipers forage along the shoreline, eating aquatic invertebrates. They also snag flying insects out of the air.
Friday, July 30, 2010
Spotted Sandpiper
Spotted Sandpipers have these frontal spots when in breeding plumage. Non-breeding, there are no spots their fronts are only white. Females are a bit on the polygamist side, having more than one mate during a breeding season. The females let the males tend their nests.
These Sandpipers forage along the shoreline, eating aquatic invertebrates. They also snag flying insects out of the air.

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These Sandpipers forage along the shoreline, eating aquatic invertebrates. They also snag flying insects out of the air.
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