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Polynesian tattler
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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «POLYNESIAN TATTLER»
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1
The Handbook of Bird Identification: For Europe and the ...
GREY-TAILED. TATTLER. Heteroscelus. brevipes. WILSON'S PHALAROPE
Steganopus tricolor RED-NECKED PHALAROPE Phalaropus lobatus juv juv.
Polynesian Tattler, Grey-rumped Tattler, Grey-rumped Sandpiper ...
Mark Beaman, Steve Madge, 2010
2
Proposed Federal/State oil and gas lease sale: Beaufort Sea
... Curlew Terek Sandpiper Common Sandpiper Wood Sandpiper Spotted
Redshank Marsh Sandpiper (ireenshank Wandering Tattler Polynesian Tattler
Red Knot Great Knot Rock Sandpiper Sharp-tailed Sandpiper Pectoral
Sandpiper Band's ...
United States. Bureau of Land Management, 1979
3
Final environmental impact statement: Proposed Federal/State ...
... Common Snipe Pintail Snipe Marsh Snipe F.«rop?an Jaeksnipe Whimbrel Far
Eastern Curlew Terek Sandpiper Common Sandpiper Wood Sandpiper Spotted
Redshank Marsh Sandpiper Green shank "Wandering Tattler Polynesian Tattler ...
United States. Bureau of Land Management
4
United States Treaties and Other International Agreements
... Curlew Terek Sandpiper Common Sandpiper Wood Sandpiper Spotted
Redshank Marsh Sandpiper Grecnshank Wandering Tattler Polynesian Tattler
Red Knot Great Knot Rock Sandpiper Sharp-tailed Sandpiper Pectoral
Sandpiper Baird's ...
5
Proposed Federal/State Oil and Gas Lease Sale, Beaufort Sea: ...
... Redshank Marsh Sandpiper Grccnshank "Wandering Tattler Polynesian Tattler
Red Knot Great Knot Rock Sandpiper Sharp-tailed Sandpiper Pectoral
Sandpiper Baird's Sandpiper Tcmminck's Stint Long-toed Stint Rufous-necked
Sandpiper ...
United States. Bureau of Land Management, 1979
6
Proposed Outer Continental Shelf oil and gas lease sale, ...
... Redshank Marsh Sandpiper Greenshank Wandering Tattler Polynesian Tattler
Red Knot Great Knot Rock Sandpiper Sharp-tailed Sandpiper Pectoral
Sandpiper Baird's Sandpiper Temminck's Stint Long-toed Stint Rufous-necked
Sandpiper ...
United States. Bureau of Land Management, Alaska Outer Continental Shelf Office, 1979
7
A manual of Philippine birds
Bill straight, longer than tarsus; back, rump, and tail-coverts uniform in calor. 107..
HETERACTITIS BREVIPES (Vieillot). POLYNESIAN ' TATTLER. Tetanus
brevipes VIEILLOT, 124 MANUAL or PHILIPPINE BIRDS. Genus Heteractitis
Stejneger.
8
Final environmental statement for the issuance of annual ...
... 93 Wandering or Polynesian tattler (Tringa incana including T. brevipes) 94
Common sandpiper (Tringa hypoleucos) 95 Spotted redshank (Tringa erythropus
) 96 Greenshank (Tringa nebularia) 97 Greater yellowlegs (Tringa melanoleuca)
...
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, 1975
250) elaborates the circumstances as follows : The history of the Polynesian
tattler in North America dates back to October 4, 1911, when a female was
secured on St. Paul Island by Mr. M. C. Marsh, then the naturalist of the fur-seal
service.
Arthur Holmes Howell, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, United States. Bureau of Biological Survey, 1921
250) elaborates the circumstances as follows : The history of the Polynesian
tattler in North America dates back to October 4, 1911, when a female was
secured on St. Paul Island by Mr. M. C. Marsh, then the naturalist of the fur-seal
service.
United States. Bureau of Biological Survey, United States. Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, 1923
