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ViewsRed-necked StintFrom Opus
[edit] Identification13-16 cm
Winter
[edit] Similar SpeciesWinter birds are very similar to Semipalmated Sandpiper and Little Stint. [edit] DistributionBreeds in arctic northeast Siberia and Alaska. 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 and the British Isles. [edit] TaxonomyThis is a monotypic species[1]. [edit] HabitatBreeds on tundra. During migration and in the winter feeds on bare sand or dry mud areas, tidal mudflats, lagoons, freshwater marshes, lakes and ricefields. [edit] Behaviour[edit] BreedingIt nests on the ground. [edit] DietThe diet includes insects and other small invertebrates. [edit] References
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