- The
semipalmated sandpiper (Calidris pusilla) is a very
small s****bird. The
genus name is from
Ancient Gr****
kalidris or skalidris, a term used by Aristotle...
- The
semipalmated plover (Charadrius semipalmatus) is a
small plover.
Charadrius is a Late
Latin word for a
yellowish bird
mentioned in the fourth-century...
-
difficult to
distinguish from
other similar tiny s****birds,
especially the
semipalmated sandpiper. This is
particularly the case in
winter plumage, when both...
- display.
Semipalmate: a
small web
between the
anterior digits (2–4).
Found in some
plovers (Eurasian dotterels) and
sandpipers (
semipalmated sandpipers...
-
grounds to
warmer locations in the same hemisphere, but
others such as
semipalmated sandpiper C.
pusilla travel longer distances to the
tropics in the Southern...
-
genus name
would apply. The
species usually considered stints/peeps are:
Semipalmated sandpiper,
Calidris pusilla or
Erolia pusilla Western sandpiper, Calidris...
-
William (2009).
Conservation of
north Australian magpie geese Anseranas semipalmate po****tions
under global change (PDF) (PhD Dissertation). p. 13. Myers...
- collars.
These can be (in the adult)
single complete bands (ringed,
semipalmated,
little ringed, long-billed),or
double or
triple bands (killdeer, three-banded...
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American coot C F C C Black-bellied
plover C - C C
Snowy plover U U U F
Semipalmated plover F - F -
Killdeer U U F C
Black oystercatcher U U U U Black-necked...
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Semicollared flycatcher Semicollared hawk
Semicollared puffbird Semipalmated plover Semipalmated sandpiper Semiplumbeous hawk Semper's
warbler Senegal batis...
