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Redshank, Newtownards
by Rossographer
for square J4972
A redshank feeding in Strangford Lough as seen from the Floodgates Walk, Newtwonards.
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Persicaria maculosa
by Bob Harvey
for square TF0720
The plant called Redshank, with the characteristic blotch in the centre of each... (more)
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Redshank, Victoria Park, Belfast (January 2015)
by Albert Bridge
for square J3675
One of a few redshank... (more)
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Redshank (wildflower), Helen's Bay (August 2015)
by Albert Bridge
for square J4482
Redshank (sometimes “redleg”)... (more)
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Redshank (Persicaria maculosa)
by Lairich Rig
for square NS3977
Category: Wild flowers
(Syn. Polygonum persicaria, under which name it is listed in older works.)... (more)
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Redshank
by Richard Sutcliffe
for square NO5201
A redshank, Tringa totanus, feeding on the mud in St Monans Harbour exposed when... (more)
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Redshanks, Bangor
by Rossographer
for square J5081
One of several flocks of redshanks at Bangor Marina.
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More Redshank
by Bob Harvey
for square TF0820
An other clump of Redshank growing in what was a water-filled ditch until the summer.
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The plant called Redshank
by Bob Harvey
for square TF0820
Redshank, or Persicaria maculosa, seems to like this corner. There are spindly... (more)
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Redshank (Tringa totanus) on a post
by Rob Farrow
for square NL6494
Redshank (Tringa totanus) are most commonly seen on the shoreline being a wading... (more)
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Redshank flowers
by Bob Harvey
for square TF0820
Another clump of Persicaria maculosa. Now I have my eye in, there are several... (more)
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The plant called Redshank
by Bob Harvey
for square TF0820
A patch of Persicaria maculosa, the Redshank, not far from the squirrel... (more)
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Persicaria maculosa
by Bob Harvey
for square TF0820
Andrew Curtis identified this for me as Redshank (Polygonum persicaria), but it... (more)
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A lone Redshank amongst a flock of sleeping Oystercatchers
by Mick Garratt
for square NZ5528
A mooch around South Gare at the mouth of the Tees. Twitchers were twitching... (more)
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Redshank, Belfast Harbour lagoon (November 2016)
by Albert Bridge
for square J3777
A redshank feeding in the harbour lagoon, about an hour before high water, close... (more)
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Redshank, Strangford Lough, Newtownards (November 2014)
by Albert Bridge
for square J4972
Part of a large flock of (mainly) redshank, on the inter-tidal mud, near the seawall.
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Redshank in Meadow Haven
by Barbara Carr
for square NU0052
Redshank (Tringa totanus, RSPB amber list) feeding on Meadow Haven beach.
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Redshank/redleg, Loughbrickland
by Albert Bridge
for square J1041
The wildflower redshank (also known as “redleg”)... (more)
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Wading bird on the River Hull
by Stephen Craven
for square TA1028
Redshank
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A redshank at Berwick-upon-Tweed Quayside
by Walter Baxter
for square NT9952
This wader was searching for food in the mud area by the Berwick Boats pontoon... (more)
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Redshank, River Camel, Wadebridge
by Derek Harper
for square SW9972
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The Humber Estuary at Barton Cliff
by Graham Hogg
geograph for square TA0022
A flock of redshank is feeding on the sands.
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Recently uncovered beach, Filey
by Humphrey Bolton
for square TA1281
I have been informed that the bird is a Redshank.
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Redshanks on Filey beach
by Pauline E
for square TA1281
Tringa totanus - easily identified by their reddish-orange legs and red base of... (more)
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Rocks at White Steel, Whitburn
by Robert Graham
geograph for square NZ4161
Rocky foreshore at Whitburn, close to high tide. The flock of birds on the rocks... (more)
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Redshank on the shoreline at North Kessock
by valenta
for square NH6548
Caught in the dusk light just before the red sunset disappeared.
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Redshank, Camel estuary
by Derek Harper
for square SW9873
A lone Tringa totanus seen from the Camel Trail near the sewage works.
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Waders, Strangford Lough, Newtownards (November 2014)
by Albert Bridge
geograph for square J4972
More than three hours after low water Killyleagh the tide was driving this mixed... (more)
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Persicaria maculosa
by Bob Harvey
for square TF0820
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