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Black-winged or Common Stilts are from
Eurasia/Africa. They usually have an all white head/neck but may
have a black
cap and/or nape seasonally; the black nape does not join the black
wings. They are occasional, rare visitors to UK from continental Europe. |
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Black-necked StiltHimantopus mexicanus |
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| Black-necked Stilts are from the Americas and have a black cap and black back of neck at all times. The black nape meets the black wings without a white gap. | ||
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| For both species, the female (centre) has dark brown on her wings rather than the glossy green-black of the male (left), while the chicks (right) have brownish plumage. | ||
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