dowitcher การใช้

• Is that a long-billed dowitcher or a marbled godwit?
• Speculation included the willet, a kerlew or a dowitcher.
• Asked what the dowitchers were feeding on, he said:
• Rare birds reported in the lake are Asiatic dowitchers ( NT ).
• And the little tiny peeps are just smaller and more active than the dowitchers.
• The most similar species is the Asiatic dowitcher.
• It and the very similar long-billed dowitcher were considered one species until 1950.
• Migrants include, greater and lesser yellowlegs, long-billed dowitchers, and western sandpipers.
• The names of American dowitchers are misleading, as there is much overlap in their bill lengths.
• The Dowitcher feeds like a sewing-machine, rapidly jabbing its long bill perpendicularly into the mud.
• Across the years, he chronicles the passing creatures, from marbled godwits to short-billed dowitchers.
• None of these combines the reddish belly and barred flanks of the breeding plumage long-billed dowitcher.
• About 60 to 70 percent are western sandpipers, and they are joined by stilts, dowitchers and avocets.
• This bird is more likely to be seen near ocean coasts during migration than the long-billed dowitcher.
• Among the frequent guests are Chinese egrets, Asiatic dowitchers, sanpipers, black-tailed godwit and red knot.
• To the left of the dowitchers is a lesser yellowlegs and behind it is a bunch of semi-palmated sandpipers.
• Long-billed dowitcher is a rare but regular visitor to western Europe, with some individuals staying for long periods.
• Near threatened species include black-headed ibis, Asian dowitcher, lesser flamingo, spoonbill, darter and painted stork.
• Other local water birds include sanderlings, terns, cormorants, gulls, dowitchers, yellowlegs, dunlins, plovers and knots.
• These birds forage on muddy, picking up food by sight, often jabbing like the dowitchers with which they often associate.