Digging Deep
Jason Loghry, August 9th 2012
In an effort to continuously sharpen and improve my shorebird identification skills when I’m not in the field or with my great mentor, I often read blogs, forums, and websites – especially the archive sections. Recently, I discovered (a late discovery) and have become addicted to a new favourite:
“Dig Deep” – Started in 2006 (a great archive!), it is written and updated by wetland expert and birder extraordinaire Dave Bakewell.
Here is something I was reading today and had to share, a fantastic three part series on feather wear and moult in waders:
Part 1: Feather wear and moult in Waders
Part 2: Juveniles
Part 3: Juvenile to 1st winter
Enjoy !
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