Showing posts with label Xenus Cinereus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Xenus Cinereus. Show all posts

Monday, April 27, 2020

Tuesday April 28, 2020 X is for Xenus Cinereus!

2020 A to Z Challenge!
X is for Xenus Cinereus.
Also known as Terek Sandpiper.
In order to utilize the "Z"  I had 
to use this bird's scientific name !  


Unique smallish wader with stumpy bright orange legs and a noticeably upturned bill. Plumage gray overall with white belly, but in flight shows conspicuous white trailing edge to wings. Breeds in valley floodplains in tundra and taiga. In the non-breeding season, occurs singly or in flocks in varied wetland habitats, from fresh marshes to tidal mudflats, and often apart from other shorebirds. Feeds by dashing after insects and also by probing bill in mud, like a mini-godwit.
To learn and hear more about this bird
go to  this LINK! 

Enjoy exploring this birds world.
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