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Just to ease my mind: a bird that looks like a Lesser Yellowlegs but has a beak whose tip (for close to an inch) is coloured bright cream instead of black is still a Lesser Yellowlegs, right? There isn't some other similar species of bird that I'm just failing to think of, is there? I was able to observe the bird from quite close and it looked like the bill itself was that colour, i.e., it didn't look like it had just failed to clean its beak after finding some cream-coloured mud. I didn't notice anything else unusual about the bird. But the bill definitely caught my attention. I haven't seen a great many Lesser Yellowlegs either, though, so perhaps this is not all that unusual. Best wishes, Sydney
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