Bar-tailed Godwit
Scientific name
: Limosa lapponica
Other names:
Български: Пъстроопашат крайбрежен бекас
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Brezhoneg: Marc'heg ruz
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Català: Tètol cuabarrat
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Česky: Břehouš rudý
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Dansk: Lille Kobbersneppe
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Deutsch: Pfuhlschnepfe
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Esperanto: Lapona limozo
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Español: Aguja colipinta
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Eesti: Vöötsaba-vigle
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Basque: Kuliska gorri
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Suomi: Punakuiri
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Français: Barge rousse
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Magyar: Kis goda
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Italiano: Pittima minore
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日本語: オオソリハシシギ
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Lietuviškai: Laplandinis griciukas
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Latviešu: Sarkanā puskuitala
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Nederlands: Rosse grutto
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Norsk (nynorsk): Lappspove
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Norsk: Lappspove
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Polski: Szlamnik zwyczajny
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Português: Fuselo
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Русский: Малый веретенник
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Svenska: Myrspov
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Türkçe: Kıyı çamur çulluğu
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Українська: Малий грицик
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Short Description
During breeding, plumage is rusty brown from the neck to the belly. The back, mostly brown, has spots of white and is followed by a striped tail. Females are paler. In non-breeding plumage the top is gray-brown and the belly ...
