Sandpipers, Snipes and Phalaropes (Scolopacidae) - HBW 3
Nordmann's Greenshank (Tringa guttifer)
French: Chevalier tacheté
German: Tüpfelgrünschenkel
Spanish: Archibebe Moteado
Other common names: Spotted Greenshank
Taxonomy: Totanus guttifer Nordmann, 1835, Okhotsk.
Formerly separated in monospecific genus Pseudototanus. Monotypic.
Distribution: Sakhalin and W Sea of Okhotsk; possibly also N Sea of Okhotsk and Kamchatka. Winters in NE India, Bangladesh, Myanmar and Hainan S to Malay Peninsula; may also be regular in South Korea, perhaps E Sumatra and elsewhere.
- Endangered
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Two views of a resting bird through a telescope, next to a Common Greenshank. Tanjong Karang, Selangor, Peninsular Malaysia (Monotypic species)
Pieter de Groot Bo... 3 September 2006 42 weeks ago 13 sec 3.4 -
Nordmann's Greenshank's, roosting birds amongst Great Knot. Laem Pak Bia-Pak Thale, Petchaburi Province, Western Thailand, Thailand
Mark Andrews 5 February 2010 4 weeks ago ADDED LAST MONTH 3 min 58 sec 3 -
three roosting birds on the edge of a group of Great Knot Laem Pak Bia-Pak Thale, Petchaburi Province, Western Thailand, Thailand (Monotypic species)
Martin Kennewell 14 March 2010 1 hour ago ADDED TODAY! 10 sec 0
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A single bird standing on the high tide mudflat Mai Po Marshes Nature Reserve, Hong Kong
Louis Cheung 9 April 2009 45 weeks ago 4.2 -
I big flock of 50 Nordmann's Greenshank, here it show its underparts Laem Pak Bia-Pak Thale, Petchaburi Province, Western Thailand, Thailand
dreyernp 16 January 2010 4 weeks ago ADDED LAST MONTH 2
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