According to its longer bill (relatively to kentish plover) pointing downwards and the upper wing coverts, is it a curlew sandpiper? Author: ajohn Time: 6/03/2009 10:46
The larger 3 birds look like Dunlin - common in Deep Bay in winter. Curlew Sandpiper should look slightly slimmer and longer billed. Also, the rump is white (although this is not visible on the photo). Two birds seem to have a hint of the dark belly mark of breeding plumage.
The two smaller birds (one at top centre, the other hiding behind a dunlin) appear to be Red-necked Stints. Author: thinfor Time: 6/03/2009 13:42
Thanks for your comments, ajohn. The stints are even harder for me to identify.
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