Marsh Sandpiper in its natural habitat
Uncommon rarity

Marsh Sandpiper

Tringa stagnatilis

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StatusNative
RarityUncommon
Height24 cm
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"Marsh Sandpipers migrate extraordinary distances, traveling over 1, kilometers between their breeding grounds in Eurasia and non-breeding sites in Australia."

Field Guide

Marsh Sandpiper

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The Marsh Sandpiper is a slender, graceful wader that visits Australian wetlands each year. Reminiscent of a smaller, more refined Greenshank, this bird stands out for its delicate build and precise, methodical feeding behaviour. It is a regular but not abundant visitor to Australia during the non-breeding season.

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