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Mariposa Azufre Sin Nubes Phoebis sennaeObserv.
guyincognitoDescripción
Cloudless?
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Complejo Saltarinas de Tablero Blanca/Común Complejo Burnsius communisObserv.
guyincognito
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Playero Oscuro Calidris maritimaObserv.
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Found earlier in the day by Bob McKernan, potential second state record. The legs are orange-tinged, which tends toward Purple, but it seems some Rock approach this. The wing stripe is narrower and favors Purple. Others have also suggested the face pattern can help with Rock vs. Purple in winter plumage. Rock has a larger white supraloral spot that often shows smudgy white extending back to reach the eye, or at least a large white smudge in front of the eye if it doesn't fuse with the supraloral spot. Purple lacks this, with a smaller white supraloral spot, and lacking the white in front of the eye.
