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 © Penny Clarke
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Terek Sandpiper - Lincolnshire © Penny Clarke
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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 © Penny Clarke
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Terek Sandpiper - Lincolnshire © Dean Eades
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Common, Spotted and Terek Sandpipers photo ID guide
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Field ornithologists at a bird-ringing station in Belarus have caught the oldest-known Terek Sandpiper.
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