[same bird as previous pix]
This individual was in the little tidal flat area west of the Bluefish River Bridge about 2 hours before low tide. It was with a foraging group of 10 Greater Yellowlegs. I believe it is a Long-billed based on its very chunky shape, dark throat and upper chest. While the bill is not a conclusive mark, it definitely does not have the slightly bent tip of the SBDO. The primary projection is hard to determine - in some shots the primaries seem a bit shorter than the tail but minutely so. Having not heard it call, I'm marking this as Dowitcher (sp.)