Here are some shots of the same Terek Sandpiper you've seen here in this entry. The bird stayed around at the river mouth for about 3 days and I took lots and lots of photos of it. The bird used the rocks around the bank as its roosting site along with the Grey-tailed Tattlers. These birds are much more approachable when they're perching on the rocks, maybe just because there's not so much space to walk.
The Terek Sandpiper doing a curious face
The light was not so good so many of the shots were blurry...
This juvenile Japanese Wagtail was also feeding around the area as well.
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