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Re: Grey-tailed Tattler inland

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Subject: Re: Grey-tailed Tattler inland
From: Chris Corben <>
Date: Thu, 05 Nov 1998 11:25:17 -0800
>I have at least one concern about the Grey-tailed Tattler at Lake William.
>I have never seen a tattler that I would describe as having orange legs or
>orangish base to the bill.


I completely agree with Niven on this - I don't think it's at all unusual to
see Grey-tailed Tattlers with orange at the base of the bill and on the
legs, although most don't show it. Those with the brightest legs also tend
to be brightest on the bill base. I wouldn't expect the color to be as
orange as on a Ruddy Turnstone, but even that can happen.

Peter would have been well aware of this when he posted his note.


Chris Corben
PO Box 2323
Rohnert Park
CA 94927-2323
USA
707-584-8711





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