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05-24-2011, 07:01 PM
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A Dunlin and 3 Long-billed Dowitchers
Today was a very good birding day for me. I went down to Opechee Bay in Laconia in front of the Opechee Inn and I saw a Dunlin in breeding plumage and 4 Long-billed Dowitchers all huddled together at the shoreline. Although the light was not very good, they were very approachable and I was able to get some decent images. Both species were firsts for me.
 Below are a few of the images I took there today.     
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