Red-necked phalarope, Flatey Island, Iceland (breeding plumage)

Couldn't choose 'the best' so here are all the photo's of Red-necked Phlaropes feeding at the water's edge on The Wick of With; Fetlar. They were completely unconcerned and slowly swam nearer and nearer and nearer...

10/30/2016 - Phalaropus lobatus - Wilson Lake Reservoir - Hazeleton, Idaho

Red Phalarope enjoying the day

Sept. 15, 2013 Wild Research Pelagic trip to La Perouse Banks out of Ucluelet

05/12/2014 - Phalaropus lobatus - Kuna STP - Kuna, Idaho

St. Paul Island, Pribilofs, Alaska.

San Diego County, California, US

Red-necked Phalarope, Devereux

Eitthvað er goggurinn á þessum ópinshana óvenjulegur!

www.oiphotos.net/Birds/i-hs5Z7gP/A

(I'm not entirely sure it's a Northern Shoveler hen but that's how I remember it.)

The Red-necked phalarope (Phalaropus fulicaria) is a very common boreal migrant along the central Peruvian coast but mostly at sea. It can be observed during marine birding and dolphin watching tours of Nature Expeditions. Have a look at: nature-expeditions-peru.com/

Rednecked Phalarope (Phalaropus lobatus) at Flatey, Breiðafjörður, Iceland, July 2017

These juvenile Red-necked Phalaropes were found at Wakarusa Wastewater Treatment Facility on 8/15/13 and again on 8/16/13. These photos were taken at about noon on 8/16/13 by J & E Harley.

Red-necked Phalarope, Cape Spear

(Phalaropus lobatus)

A dainty red-necked phalarope was the star bird at Covenham Reservoir at the weekend attracting a steady flow of admirers.

Chukotka, мыс Чаплина

Photographed 03 October 2015, Race Point - Point, Race Point, Provincetown, Barnstable County, Massachusetts

Adult, basic plumage, NYC in August

Couldn't choose 'the best' so here are all the photo's of Red-necked Phlaropes feeding at the water's edge on The Wick of With; Fetlar. They were completely unconcerned and slowly swam nearer and nearer and nearer...

Couldn't choose 'the best' so here are all the photo's of Red-necked Phlaropes feeding at the water's edge on The Wick of With; Fetlar. They were completely unconcerned and slowly swam nearer and nearer and nearer...

Couldn't choose 'the best' so here are all the photo's of Red-necked Phlaropes feeding at the water's edge on The Wick of With; Fetlar. They were completely unconcerned and slowly swam nearer and nearer and nearer...

05/12/2014 - Phalaropus lobatus - Kuna STP - Kuna, Idaho