Can you help me identify these waders?

Tue Feb 21, 2012 1:21 am » by **Evildweeb**

by cfztv on Feb 20, 2012

Corinna, Prudence and I went to Northam Burrows again yesterday, and we saw three species of bird for the first time this year.

One was a lapwing (V. vanellus) which have always been favourite birds of mine.

The other two were waders, and before you watch this short film that I put together this evening, please note that I am not claiming that these are spectacularly rare, or of any cryptozoological importance whatsoever, but merely that I would like some help in identifying them. I am terribly rusty on my British birds, and althouggh when I was a boy (and my grandmother, who was a keen bird watcher was alive) I knew them all, I am far less certain on my identifications nowadays.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pFBG8wqLZ3k

Tue Feb 21, 2012 1:38 am » by **Stevestv65**

Hmm,They appear to be InWaders :nails:

Tue Feb 21, 2012 1:57 am » by **Perry LaGuardia**

evildweeb wrote:Can you help me identify these waders?

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by cfztv on Feb 20, 2012

Corinna, Prudence and I went to Northam Burrows again yesterday, and we saw three species of bird for the first time this year.

One was a lapwing (V. vanellus) which have always been favourite birds of mine.

The other two were waders, and before you watch this short film that I put together this evening, please note that I am not claiming that these are spectacularly rare, or of any cryptozoological importance whatsoever, but merely that I would like some help in identifying them. I am terribly rusty on my British birds, and althouggh when I was a boy (and my grandmother, who was a keen bird watcher was alive) I knew them all, I am far less certain on my identifications nowadays.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pFBG8wqLZ3k

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