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ViewsRed-necked StintFrom Opus
[edit] IdentificationMottled brown upperparts and streaked cap. Underparts are white; upper breast is rust-brown and spotted. Face and throat are unstreaked rust-brown. Bill and legs are black. Sexes are similar. [edit] DistributionBreeds in arctic northeast Siberia. It migrates through Siberia, Mongolia, China, Japan, and southeast Asia to Australia. Vagrant to United States, mostly the north east, the west coast, and Alaska. [edit] TaxonomyThis species is monotypic.[1] [edit] HabitatTundra, saline sand bars and tidal mudflats along coasts. [edit] BehaviourIt nests on the ground. The diet includes insects and other small invertebrates. [edit] References
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