This is amazing! Keep in mind, though, that these are weights, not apparent body size. Enjoy the rain. Diane in Brookings On Sun, Mar 15, 2015 at 10:50 AM, Paul Sullivan <paultsullivan@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Here’s the answer to the wader size comparison: > > > > 590 gms Long-billed Curlew > > 370 gms Marbled Godwit > > 315 gms American Avocet > > 240 gms Black-bellied Plover > > 215 gms Willet > > 190 gms Surfbird > > 181 gms Ruff > > 160 gms Black-necked Stilt > > 160 gms Greater Yellowlegs > > 130 gms Pacific Golden-Plover > > 120 gms Black Turnstone > > 110 gms Reeve > > 110 gms Wandering Tattler > > 95 gms Killdeer > > 80 gms Lesser Yellowlegs > > 50 gms Solitary Sandpiper > > 40 gms Spotted Sandpiper > > > > Who would think that a Black-necked Stilt was half the size of an Am. > Avocet? Or that a golden plover was so much smaller than a black-bellied? > > > > > > Paul Sullivan >