#REDIRECT [[Red Knot]]
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#REDIRECT [[Red Knot]]
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#REDIRECT [[Great Knot]]
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...s of [[Eurasian Oystercatcher|Oystercatcher]] and [[Ringed Plover]], [[Red Knot]], [[Dunlin]], [[Common Redshank]], [[Bar-tailed Godwit]] and [[Eurasian Cu
...d Merganser]], [[Eurasian Oystercatcher]], [[Common Ringed Plover]], [[Red Knot]], [[Dunlin]], [[Bar-tailed Godwit]], [[Eurasian Curlew]], [[Common Redshan
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...records each winter of [[Grey Plover]], [[Bar-tailed Godwit]], [[Red Knot|Knot]], [[Black-tailed Godwit]] and [[Spotted Redshank]].
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...Grey Plover]] and [[Eurasian Golden Plover]], [[Bar-tailed Godwit]], [[Red Knot]] and [[Sanderling]].
...r]], [[Ringed Plover]], [[Eurasian Golden Plover]], [[Grey Plover]], [[Red Knot]], [[Sanderling]], [[Curlew Sandpiper]], [[Dunlin]], [[Whimbrel]], [[Eurasi
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...ystercatcher|Oystercatcher]], [[Grey Plover]] and [[Ringed Plover]], [[Red Knot]], [[Sanderling]] and [[Dunlin]], [[Bar-tailed Godwit]], [[Eurasian Curlew]
..., [[Eurasian Golden Plover]], [[Grey Plover]], [[Northern Lapwing]], [[Red Knot]], [[Sanderling]], [[Little Stint]], [[Curlew Sandpiper]], [[Purple Sandpip
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Breeding plumage pattern very similar to [[Great Knot]]; differs from that markedly though in its much shorter bill, and yellow l
...'', but recently shown by genetic studies to be closely related to [[Great Knot]] and therefore transferred to join it in the genus ''[[:Category:Calidris|
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...ercatcher|Oystercatcher]], [[Black-tailed Godwit]], [[Grey Plover]], [[Red Knot]], [[Dunlin]], [[Eurasian Curlew]] and [[Common Redshank]] are always prese
...n]], [[Eurasian Oystercatcher]], [[Ringed Plover]], [[Grey Plover]], [[Red Knot]], [[Sanderling]], [[Curlew Sandpiper]], [[Purple Sandpiper]], [[Dunlin]],
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Among the most numerous waders are [[Red Knot]], [[Dunlin]] and [[Bar-tailed Godwit]] but several other species occur in
..., [[Eurasian Golden Plover]], [[Grey Plover]], [[Northern Lapwing]], [[Red Knot]], [[Sanderling]], [[Curlew Sandpiper]], [[Dunlin]], [[Ruff]], [[Black-tail
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...t]], [[Ringed Plover]], [[Eurasian Golden Plover]], [[Grey Plover]], [[Red Knot]], [[Sanderling]], [[Curlew Sandpiper]], [[Dunlin]], [[Ruff]], [[Bar-tailed
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...[[Common Greenshank]], [[Eurasian Golden Plover]], [[Grey Plover]], [[Red Knot]] and [[Bar-tailed Godwit]]. [[Black-tailed Godwit]] are present all year r
..., [[Eurasian Golden Plover]], [[Grey Plover]], [[Northern Lapwing]], [[Red Knot]], [[Little Stint]], [[Curlew Sandpiper]], [[Ruff]], [[Jack Snipe]], [[Blac
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...ost numerous of the waders in winter are [[Bar-tailed Godwit]], [[Red Knot|Knot]], [[Dunlin]] and [[Eurasian Oystercatcher|Oystercatcher]] with smaller num
..., [[Eurasian Golden Plover]], [[Grey Plover]], [[Northern Lapwing]], [[Red Knot]], [[Sanderling]], [[Little Stint]], [[Curlew Sandpiper]], [[Dunlin]], [[Ru
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Knot well known, but probably feeds mainly on small invertebrates.<br />
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[[Pale-bellied Brent Goose]] occurs on passage and huge numbers of [[Red Knot]] and other waders visit the intertidal areas on migration. [[Iceland Gull]
...nged Plover]], [[Eurasian or European Golden Plover|Golden Plover]], [[Red Knot]], [[Sanderling]], [[Purple Sandpiper]], [[Dunlin]], [[Common Snipe]], [[Bl
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...]], [[Common Ringed Plover]], [[Grey Plover]], [[Northern Lapwing]], [[Red Knot]], [[Sanderling]], [[Little Stint]], [[Curlew Sandpiper]], [[Dunlin]], [[Ru
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...ost numerous species being [[Eurasian Oystercatcher|Oystercatcher]], [[Red Knot]], [[Dunlin]] and [[Common Redshank]]. Others include [[Sanderling]], [[Bla
..., [[Eurasian Golden Plover]], [[Grey Plover]], [[Northern Lapwing]], [[Red Knot]], [[Sanderling]], [[Little Stint]], [[Curlew Sandpiper]], [[Purple Sandpip
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...s, L. Joseph, B. Slikas & D. Alpers (2002) ''Unravelling a biogeographical knot: origin of the 'leapfrog' distribution pattern of Australo-Papuan sooty owl
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..., [[Eurasian Golden Plover]], [[Grey Plover]], [[Northern Lapwing]], [[Red Knot]], [[Sanderling]], [[Little Stint]], [[Curlew Sandpiper]], [[Dunlin]], [[Ru
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...n occur on passage with many present in winter and some such as [[Red Knot|Knot]] and [[Sanderling]] are also present in small numbers in summer.
...or European Golden Plover]], [[Grey Plover]], [[Northern Lapwing]], [[Red Knot]], [[Sanderling]], [[Little Stint]], [[Curlew Sandpiper]], [[Purple Sandpip
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