- no
subspecies are recognised. The
greater yellowlegs is
similar in
appearance to the
smaller lesser yellowlegs. Its
closest relative, however, is the greenshank...
-
varies between close relatives, with the
spotted redshank, the
greater yellowlegs, and the
common greenshank for
example being more
closely related among...
-
lesser yellowlegs (Tringa flavipes) is a medium-sized s****bird. It
breeds in the
boreal forest region of
North America. The
lesser yellowlegs was formally...
- Historically,
cavalry (from the
French word cavalerie,
itself derived from
cheval meaning "horse") are
groups of
soldiers or
warriors who
fight mounted...
-
Scolopendra gigantea, also
known as the
Peruvian giant yellow-leg
centipede or
Amazonian giant centipede, is a
centipede in the
genus Scolopendra. It is...
-
called "shanks" in the
genus Tringa. Its
closest relative is the
lesser yellowlegs, a much
smaller bird with a very
different appearance apart from the fine...
-
Mycenaceae of
mushrooms commonly found in Europe. It is
commonly known as
yellowleg bonnet or yellow-stemmed mycena.
Mycena nivicola has been
suggested as...
- greenshank's damp
marshy habitat. Its
closest relative is the
greater yellowlegs,
which together with the
spotted redshank form a close-knit group. Among...
- short-billed
dowitcher (Limnodromus griseus),
lesser yellowlegs (Tringa flavipes),
greater yellowlegs (Tringa melanoleuca), black-bellied
whistling duck...
-
Lesser yellowlegs (T. flavipes) Wood
sandpiper (T. glareola) Nordmann's
greenshank (T. guttifer)
Wandering tattler (T. incana)
Greater yellowlegs (T. melanoleuca)...
