Red-necked Phalarope Photos

Photography by Terry Sohl

My Favorite: We have plenty of Wilson's Phalarope in South Dakota, both as a migrant and as a summer breeding bird. Red-necked Phalarope are but a uncommon migrant. They must be more common in the western part of the state, as that's where I see most reports. It's also where I saw the bird below, at LaCreek National Wildlife Refuge in southwestern South Dakota, on May 19th, 2016.

Red-necked Phalarope 1 July 26th, 2010 Half Moon Bay, California	Red-necked Phalarope 2 May 20th, 2014 Potter's Marsh, near Anchorage, Alaska	Red-necked Phalarope 3 May 20th, 2014 Potter's Marsh, near Anchorage, Alaska	Red-necked Phalarope 4 May 20th, 2014 Potter's Marsh, near Anchorage, Alaska
Red-necked Phalarope 5 May 19th, 2016 LaCreek National Wildlife Refuge, South Dakota	Red-necked Phalarope 6 May 19th, 2016 LaCreek National Wildlife Refuge, South Dakota	Red-necked Phalarope 7 May 19th, 2016 LaCreek National Wildlife Refuge, South Dakota	Red-necked Phalarope 8 May 19th, 2016 LaCreek National Wildlife Refuge, South Dakota

Click here for the species description page for the Red-necked Phalarope.

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