Marsh Sandpiper
Scientific name
: Tringa stagnatilis
Other names:
Български: Малък зеленокрак водобегач
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Brezhoneg: Strelleg-stank
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Català: Siseta
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Česky: Vodouš štíhlý
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Dansk: Damklire
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Deutsch: Teichwasserläufer
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Esperanto: Marĉotringo
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Español: Archibebe fino
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Basque: Urmael-bernagorri
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Suomi: Lampiviklo
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Français: Chevalier stagnatile
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Magyar: Tavi cankó
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Italiano: Albastrello
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日本語: コアオアシシギ
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Lietuviškai: Kūdrinis tilvikas
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Latviešu: Dīķa tilbīte
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Nederlands: Poelruiter
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Norsk: Damsnipe
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Polski: Brodziec pławny
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Português: Perna-verde-fino
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Русский: Поручейник
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Svenska: Dammsnäppa
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Türkçe: Bataklık düdükçünü
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Українська: Коловодник ставковий
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Short Description
The Marsh Sandpiper has a very thin long beak and long gray-green legs. The streak over the eyes and forehead and the long wedge back are white. In breeding plumage it has a clay brown top with jagged black spots. ...
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