Species fact sheet
by Global Register of Migratory Species -
www.groms.de
Use the GROMS
database
for dynamic search for migratory species, new links and references.
Tringa stagnatilis |
(Bechstein, 1803) |
|
Family: sandpipers, snipes |
Order: Charadriiformes |
| | | | | | | |
print version |
|
Marsh sandpiper |
Chevalier stagnatile |
Archibebe fino |
Teichwasserläufer |
Migration: intercontinental |
|
many non-breeders stay on wintering grounds |
Migratory. Generally scarce at stopover sites and many birds fly long distance overland on broad front. Main
passage from USSR occurs E of Black Sea, through Kazakhstan and Middle East towards E & S Africa, few
birds cross Slovakia, Hungary, Balkans, Italy and E Mediterranean; less commonly, though regularly, through W
Europe. Nile Valley in Sudan frequently used as stopover, whereafter Sahara is crossed diagonally to W & WC
African wintering ground, where species present Sept to mid-Apr. In E Asia, passes through C Mongolia, C, NE
& coastal China (Yellow R Delta), Korea (only on S migration), Japan, Hong Kong, Myanmar, Malaysia and
Sumatra. In E Australia, may move away from coast after rains, and, as in C Australia, disperse among
temporary inland wetlands. Most non-breeders stay in winter quarters or at intermediate sites during N
summer. (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,
- Copyright: GROMS/BfN -
www.groms.de
(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) |