- (15–17 in) An
adult dunlin in
breeding plumage shows the
distinctive black belly which no
other similar-sized
wader possesses. In winter,
dunlins are grayish-brown...
- A
dunlin is a
wading bird.
Dunlin may also
refer to: USS
Dunlin,
several ships in the U.S. Navy
Dunlin oilfield,
situated off the
coast of
Scotland All...
- USS
Dunlin (AM-361) was an Admirable-class
minesweeper built for the
United States Navy
during World War II. She
earned three battle stars in
service in...
- gregarious, and will form
flocks with
other scolopacid waders,
particularly dunlins.
Despite its
European breeding range, this
species is rare on p****age in...
-
birds as
meadow pipits, turnstones,
common ringed plovers, grey herons,
dunlins, and curlews. The
landscape is
mostly rocky, with some
boggy areas here...
- The
Dunlin oilfield is
situated 195 km
northeast of Lerwick, Shetland, Scotland, in
block number 211/23a and 211/24a. It was
originally operated by S****...
- A
flock of
Dunlins and Red knots...
- paramelanotos), respectively.
These birds are
small waders,
similar to
dunlins, but
differ in
having a
longer down-curved beak,
longer neck and legs and...
- five
properties which include Collegio alla
Querce in Florence, Italy, The
Dunlin in
Kiawah River,
South Carolina, The
Hearst Hotel in San Francisco, California...
- internationally)
numbers of
wintering black-tailed godwits.
Curlews and
dunlins are also
sometimes present in
nationally significant numbers. The channel...
