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Devon, February 2022: spotted redshank

9 March 20228 March 2022 by David

Devon, February 2022: spotted redshank

One lone spotted redshank feeding on the mud of the Exe estuary at Topsham. The main feature distinguising them from redshanks is their slightly longer bill.

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