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1. Black-bellied Plover Pluvialis squatarola

   ML70054421 eBird checklist S39410467 Report
   
   rating 5

   2 ratings

   Jim Paton

   23 Sep 2017

   Hudspeth, Texas, United States
   Media notes Black-bellied Plover is a rare but regular migrant, chiefly in fall, through the…
2. Black-bellied Plover Pluvialis squatarola

   ML70467391 eBird checklist S39493772 Report
   
   rating 3

   1 rating

   Jim Paton

   30 Sep 2017

   Hudspeth, Texas, United States
   Media notes Black-bellied Plover is a rare but regular fall migrant through the El Paso area…
3. Black-bellied Plover Pluvialis squatarola

   ML70467331 eBird checklist S39493772 Report
   
   rating 3

   1 rating

   Jim Paton

   30 Sep 2017

   Hudspeth, Texas, United States
   Media notes Black-bellied Plover is a rare but regular fall migrant through the El Paso area…
4. Black-bellied Plover Pluvialis squatarola

   ML72454851 eBird checklist S40027432 Report
   
   rating 2

   1 rating

   Paul Sellin

   17 Oct 2017

   Hudspeth, Texas, United States
   Media notes Digi-scoped

   Age and sex Juvenile, Unknown sex - X
5. Black-bellied Plover Pluvialis squatarola

   ML72454841 eBird checklist S40027432 Report
   
   rating 2

   1 rating

   Paul Sellin

   17 Oct 2017

   Hudspeth, Texas, United States
   Media notes Digi-scoped

   Age and sex Juvenile, Unknown sex - X
6. Black-bellied Plover Pluvialis squatarola

   ML72454811 eBird checklist S40027432 Report
   
   rating 2

   1 rating

   Paul Sellin

   17 Oct 2017

   Hudspeth, Texas, United States
   Media notes Digi-scoped

   Age and sex Juvenile, Unknown sex - X
7. Black-bellied Plover Pluvialis squatarola

   ML71291291 eBird checklist S39771376 Report
   
   rating 2

   1 rating

   John Groves

   7 Oct 2017

   Hudspeth, Texas, United States
   Tags Multiple species
8. Black-bellied Plover Pluvialis squatarola

   ML71291401 eBird checklist S39771376 Report
   
   rating 1

   1 rating

   John Groves

   7 Oct 2017

   Hudspeth, Texas, United States
   Tags Multiple species