This video from Florida in the USA is called Greater & Lesser Yellowlegs. About these two species: here. See also photo here.
The lesser yellowlegs is a North American bird. Only rarely, an individual goes to Europe.
These days, one is in Starrevaart nature reserve near Voorschoten in the Netherlands.
UPDATE: the lesser yellowlegs is no longer at Starrevaart. Spotted redshanks are still there; see photo here.
UPDATE 5 september: the lesser yellowlegs is back at Starrevaart.
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