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I learned that sandpipers are very difficult to identify, so many birders just call them "peeps".
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Taking turns resting.
I learned that sandpipers are very difficult to identify, so many birders just call them "peeps".
On final approach.
Incredible formation flying.
I assume that the log was a rest stop in the peeps migration, as the tide was high and no beach was available.
They were flying over a large log floating in the middle of the Narrows. The log was occupied by 4 seagulls, but they gave up their perch after a few fly overs by the group.
A flock of unidentified sandpipers, (known as "Peeps") kept me mesmerized with their tight formation flying.
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I learned that sandpipers are very difficult to identify, so many birders just call them "peeps".

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