Sandpipers, Snipes and Phalaropes (Scolopacidae)
Wandering Tattler (Heteroscelus incanus)
French: Chevalier errant German: Wanderwasserläufer Spanish: Playero de Alaska
Other common names: American Grey-rumped Sandpiper
Taxonomy:
Scolopax incana Gmelin, 1789, Moorea (Eimeo), Society Group, Pacific Ocean.
Sometimes placed in genus Tringa. Forms superspecies with H. brevipes, with which sometimes considered conspecific. Monotypic.
Distribution: Extreme NE Siberia and S Alaska E to Yukon R and NW British Columbia. Winters in SW USA and W Mexico, Ecuador and Galapagos Is; also Hawaiian Is, C & S Pacific Is to E New Guinea and NE Australia.
- Least Concern
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An adult probing Baja California State, Mexico (Northern)
Don DesJardin 31 October 2003 2 years ago 5 sec 4.6 -
A bird looking for prey along the seashore Española, Galapagos Islands
Anna Motis 24 August 2005 1 year ago 33 sec 4.5 -
Two views of a juvenile foraging with a Black Turnstone around some beached seaweed. Ventura, Ventura County, California, USA
Don DesJardin 13 September 2008 1 year ago 40 sec 4.3 -
An adult standing on a rock Ventura, Ventura County, California, USA
Don DesJardin 31 October 2003 2 years ago n/a 4.3 -
An adult foraging near the water Baja California State, Mexico (Northern)
Don DesJardin 31 October 2003 2 years ago 5 sec 4.2 -
A bird foraging on the rocks at the seashore Española, Galapagos Islands
Anna Motis 24 August 2005 1 year ago 28 sec 4.1
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non-breeding adult perched on rock Hastings Point, New South Wales, Australia
Mat Gilfedder 31 January 2010 5 weeks ago 4.3 -
A bird resting on a rock. Middleton Island, Alaska, USA
Christophe Gouraud 1 August 2006 24 weeks ago 3 -
Uvea island Wallis and Futuna
Thierry Nogaro 19 October 2008 1 year ago 2.3
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