1. Black-bellied Plover

2. (winter plumage)

3. Black-bellied Plover (molting plumage)

4. American Golden Plover

7. Semipalmated Plover

9. (winter plumage)

10. Semipalmated Plover (winter plumage)

11. Piping Plover Photo courtesy of Doug Backlund

12. Piping Plover Photo courtesy of Doug Backlund

13. Piping Plover

14. Killdeer

16. Killdeer (chick)

17. American Avocet

19. American Avocets (mating)

20. American Avocet (post-copulatory behavior)

21. Greater Yellowlegs

24. Lesser Yellowlegs

28. Solitary Sandpiper

31. Willet

35. Spotted Sandpiper

36. (winter plumage)

37. Spotted Sandpiper

38. Upland Sandpiper

40. Photo courtesy of Doug Backlund

41. Upland Sandpiper

42. Long-billed Curlew Photo courtesy of Doug Backlund

43. Long-billed Curlew Photo courtesy of Doug Backlund

44. Long-billed Curlew

45. Hudsonian Godwit

48. Marbled Godwit

52. Ruddy Turnstone

54. (non-breeding)

55. Ruddy Turnstone

56. Sanderling (winter plumage)

58. Sanderling

59. Semipalmated Sandpiper

64. Western Sandpiper

68. Least Sandpiper

73. White-rumped Sandpiper

75. Baird’s Sandpiper

79. Pectoral Sandpiper

82. Dunlin

86. Stilt Sandpiper

87. (non-breeding)

88. Stilt Sandpiper

91. Short-billed Dowitcher

95. Long-billed Dowitcher (non-breeding)

96. Long-billed Dowitcher

98. Wilson’s Snipe

101. American Woodcock

105. Wilson’s Phalarope

106. Photo courtesy of Terry Sohl

107. Wilson’s Phalarope

110. Red-necked Phalarope

111. (non-breeding)