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Tringa cinerea |
(Güldenstaedt, 1774) |
Xenus cinereus |
Family: sandpipers, snipes |
Order: Charadriiformes |
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Terek sandpiper |
Chevalier bargette |
Andarrios de Terek |
Terekwasserläufer |
Migration: intercontinental |
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strong site tennancy, non-breeders stay on wintering grounds |
Migratory. Moves S from late Jul to Oct, N in Apr-May. In E Asia migrates along coasts of Ussuriland, Japan,
Korea, NE China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Philippines and W Micronesia. Birds wintering in N Australia and E
Indonesia probably breed farther N than those wintering in SE Asia and W Indonesia. On E coast of Australia to
southbound waves of migration occur, one in Sept one in Nov. Return passage probably non-stop from NW
Australia to Philippines or Taiwan. In W Asia birds pass S through Caspian region and Middle East to Africa;
Finnish birds fly across E Europe, probably crossing Mediterranean and Sahara non-stop. Strong site tenacity.
Many non-breeders spend N summer on wintering grounds. (del Hoyo J, Elliott A, Sargatal J
(eds), 1996)
- digitised by GROMS, after del Hoyo J A Elliott; J Sargatal (eds) (1996) - www.hbw.com,
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(A digitised version of this map is published in GIS shape format on the GROMS CD).
Feedback: mail to Klaus Riede |
(Last update: 26.04.04 by E.Heuel) |