Tringa ochropus - Green Sandpiper

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Tringa ochropus - Green Sandpiper sent on September 06, 2014 (20:48) by Bruno Sini. 3 comments, 285 views.

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Cavalier_na

sent on September 06, 2014 (21:15)

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Bella, ma, pare peccare un po' in nitidezza, forse a causa del suolo caldo. Comunque, l'id è da rivedere, il Piro piro culbianco è ben diverso dalla ......

Ciao.

Vi

Beautiful, but it seems a bit sin 'in sharpness, perhaps because of the warm soil. However, the id is to be reviewed, the Green Sandpiper is very different from ......

Hello.

There

Paolo Macis

sent on November 28, 2014 (19:42)

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quoto cavalier_na, si tratta di una pantana ;-)

quoto Cavalier_na, it is a pantana;-)

Bruno Sini

sent on December 01, 2014 (11:23)

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Concordo con Cavalier_na e con Mommoti; non è un Piro piro culbianco (Tringa ochropus) ma una Tringa nebularia - Pantana comune. Vi ringrazio per la segnalazione e correggo l'id; buona luce. Sorriso

I agree with Cavalier_na and Mommoti; not a Green Sandpiper (Green sandpiper) but a Common greenshank - Greenshank. Thank you for reporting and I correct the id; good light. :-)

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