Terek Sandpiper
Xenus cinereus
(Güldenstädt, 1775)
Least Concern
A
British & Irish Rarity Status: Rare
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Terek Sandpiper © Nature Guides
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Terek Sandpiper - Lincolnshire © Andy Hood
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Terek Sandpiper - Lincolnshire © Penny Clarke
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Terek Sandpiper - Lincolnshire © Dean Eades
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Terek Sandpiper - Lincolnshire © Penny Clarke
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Terek Sandpiper - Lincolnshire © Penny Clarke
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Terek Sandpiper - Lincolnshire © Penny Clarke
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Common, Spotted and Terek Sandpipers photo ID guide
Publish date: 25/07/2020
These three closely related shorebirds are very similar in size, structure and plumage. This, combined with the unfamiliarity of two, can cause identification conundrums. Andy Stoddart has all the information you need to recognise all three species in all plumages.
World's oldest Terek Sandpiper found in Belarus
Publish date: 25/06/2016
Field ornithologists at a bird-ringing station in Belarus have caught the oldest-known Terek Sandpiper.
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