Another bird ID request

I've looked in the Audubon book and these guys all look about the same to me.

Based on previous encounters in the same area I'm thinking Greater Yellow Leg.

Great under-wing looks, don't see that often in photos, nice work! To me, looks more like a Solitary Sandpiper than a G.L.

Great shots, Dave. I too think this is a Solitary Sandpiper.

To OP: do you have an approximate size? Robin-size vs crow-size?

seems quite dark on the top of the body, don`t think its a Yellowleg either.

here, i just shot some YellowLegs: http://www.epicdevelop​ements.com …ds/2012/04/yell​owleg1.jpg http://www.epicdevelop​ements.com …t/uploads/2012/​04/yl1.jpg

It was his size that was confusing. He was smaller than this one - https://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthre​ad.php?t=927790 . The one in this thread was perhaps the size of a large robin.

I do have a couple more angles:

If it was the size of a large robin then I agree with the previous responders who were identifying it as a Solitary Sandpiper.

Thanks Diane (and everyone else). The bill on this one appears to be shorter than the Yellowlegs.

I'll tag him as a Solitary Sandpiper.

I think it's a juvenile greater yellow legs

I would think in mid-spring the would be no more juveniles.
Sorry if I made it sound like I was guessing in my earlier post. It is a Solitary Sandpiper.

http://www.allaboutbir​ds.org/guide/Solitary_​Sandpiper/id