Shorbs

[Kansabirdguy]

Barton county yesterday
Feel free to edit these to your heart’s content

[Charlie Spencer]

You appear to have a couple of immature Wilson's Phalaropes in the third photo. That photo appears to have mostly dowitchers, but I can't say Long or Short.

More to come, hopefully. I've got my own load of grainy shorb photos to wade through!

[HamRHead]

Bit of a guess on the bird in the center of the first photo...maybe Buff-breasted Sandpiper. Looks like amazing habitat!

[Kansabirdguy]

Cheyenne bottoms is one of the best spots in the state and buff breasted is what I’ve called it too

[Hooded Robin]

Buff-breasted Sandpiper. Looks like amazing habitat!

Another vote for Buff-breasted. Now we've done the hard one someone else can tackle the easy ones.

[Kansabirdguy]

Anything that’s not a white rumped sandpiper or Wilson’s phalarope or stilt sandpiper or pectoral or black bellied plover

[Charlie Spencer]

Anything that’s not a white rumped sandpiper or Wilson’s phalarope or stilt sandpiper or pectoral or black bellied plover

Third photo, right side. What is this guy?

[Kansabirdguy]

Looks like a young or male Wilson’s phalarope to me

[Charlie Spencer]

Looks like a young or male Wilson’s phalarope to me

Thanks. The amount of white threw me.

[Kevin]

Anything that’s not a white rumped sandpiper or Wilson’s phalarope or stilt sandpiper or pectoral or black bellied plover

Except for the one bird in the first shot I don't see anything other than what you just mentioned. I don't see any reason it couldn't be a Buff-breasted.