PAROLE IN INGLESE ASSOCIATE CON «BLACK-TAILED GODWIT»
black-tailed godwit
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long
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The
Black-
tailed Godwit
GENERAL REMARKS The Black-tailed Godwit {Limosa limosa (Linnaeus)) is a
member of the family of Scolopacidae or Sandpipers in the Order of the
Charadriiformes or in a wider sense the Order of the Laro- Limicolae. It was first
described ...
2
Sasol Southern African Birds: A Photographic Guide
The call is a soft 'schit-schit'. Occurring in flocks, sometimes comprising hundreds
of birds, Little Stints forage with a rapid stabbing of the bill into mud in their
coastal and freshwater wetland habitats. S Black-tailed Godwit Limosa limosa 40
cm ...
Ian Sinclair, Ian Hugh Davidson, 1995
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A History of British Birds: With Coloured Illustrations of ...
Like the Bar-tailed Godwit the Black-tailed Godwit may be subdivided into an
eastern and a western race; but instead of the areas of distribution of the two
forms being continuous in summer, and discontinuous in winter, as in the Bar-
tailed ...
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The Helm Guide to Bird Identification
wing, rump and tail patterns. Summer Black-tailed Summer Godwit ofthe race
limosa. Black-tailed Godwit Paler orange head and neck, typically more barring
within the orange breast. Summer Bar-tailed Godwit Extensive summer plumage,
...
In flight, wings more rounded than either Bar-tailed or Hudsonian; reveals
blackish-brown forewing (pale to mid grey in extralimital Western Black-tailed
Godwit L. limosa), with little contrast, narrow white wingbar (much narrower than
in ...
6
The Larger Illustrated Guide to Birds of Southern Africa
BAR-TAILED GODWIT Limosa lapponica (288) 38 cm At rest this species
resembles Black-tailed Godwit, but its bill is shorter and slightly upturned, its legs
much shorter and its upperparts browner and more distinctly marked. In flight it
lacks ...
Ian Sinclair, P. A. R. Hockey, 2005
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Letters to Young Shooters
The long legs and bill, white wing-bar, and the amount of black on the tail-
feathers of the Black-tailed Godwit, are, however, constant marks of distinction.
Nests. — The Black-tailed Godwit breeds in Belgium, Holland, Denmark,
Northern ...
Sir Ralph Payne-Gallwey, 1896
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Birds of the Middle East
Resembles Black-tailed Godwit especially on ground in non-breeding plumage,
but note more compact, less erect appearance with shorter legs and neck, and
slightly upturned bill. Easily separated from Black-tailed in flight by lack of
obvious ...
Richard Porter, Simon Aspinall, 2010
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The Birds of the West of Scotland, Including the Outer ...
THE BLACK-TAILED GODWIT. LIMOSA MELANURA. So far as I can learn, the
Black-tailed Godwit, which is still believed to breed in limited numbers in the
south of England, is strictly a winter visitant, and is only of occasional occurrence
in ...
10
Shorebirds of Australia
... ol Carpentaria Qld Red-necked S-tint, Grey Plover, Terel; I6 Sandpiper, Grey-
tailed Tattler, Little Curlew, Greater Sand Plover, Eastern Curlew. Common
Greenshmk, ten-r-r S-and Plover, Black-tailed Godwit, Whimbnrel, M-lfllh
Sandpiper ...
Andrew Geering, Lindsay Agnew, Sandra Harding, 2007
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A-moo-sing new arrival at Welney
Species like the lapwing and the rare black-tailed godwit prefer short grass so that they can easily spot predators; whereas snipe and redshank ... «Fenland Citizen, giu 15»
We're not taking the Mickey: meet Minnie the calf - New member of …
“Species like the lapwing and the rare black-tailed godwit prefer short grass so that they can easily spot predators; whereas snipe and ... «Spalding Guardian, giu 15»
Suffolk conservationists join 'Battle of Brussels' over fears our top …
They included black-tailed godwit, little tern, marsh harrier, turtle dove, stone-culrew and bittern. Key wildlife habitats were also ... «East Anglian Daily Times, giu 15»
Waterbirds listed at risk of extinction
“The black-tailed godwit is one species listed as at risk because of ongoing declines. But over the last few years at our Welney Wetland Centre ... «Surfbirds News, giu 15»
Tubbataha now part of intl network to conserve water birds
... occurs with up to five individuals at a time, as do the Chinese Egret, Swinhoe's Storm Petrel, Eurasian Curlew and Black-tailed Godwit. «GMA News, giu 15»
Migratory birds stay back in Kolleru Lake
There are three subspecies of the Black-tailed Godwit, with the first subspecies breeding across Western Europe, mainly in the Netherlands, ... «The Hindu, apr 15»
Teacher's rare bird spotting garners national attention
The bird, a black-tailed godwit, is a type of shore bird native to Asia and Europe but not North America. “It's crazy. It's just strange but I'm glad ... «The Herald, apr 15»
Rare bird turns Indiana teacher into birding celebrity
Ross had spotted a black-tailed godwit, a gull-sized shorebird native to Europe and Asia. Ross' find has made the middle and high school arts ... «Indianapolis Star, apr 15»
The Black-Tailed Godwit
... of Steve Gifford | Posted: Tuesday, April 7, 2015 4:26 pm. The Black-Tailed Godwit Friday in a flooded field near the Patoka River National Wildlife Refuge. «Princeton Daily Clarion, apr 15»
Kovalam creek, haven for migrant birds, is dying now
He says many of the society's members remember seeing the black-tailed godwit, which flies in from as far as Russia, as well as little-ringed ... «Times of India, apr 15»
