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• Konte also established Tringa, a cultural center for aspiring young Senegalese musicians.
• This bird was described in 1750 as the " Coot-footed Tringa ".
• "Tringa " completed overhaul on January 1967 and then returned to New London.
• Among the birds found here are Tringa glareola, Yellow-bellied prinia and Smoky warbler.
• This bird and its basal species of the closely related shank genus " Tringa ".
• On 14 June, " Tringa " headed for the submarine base at Holy Loch.
• Late in the summer, a voyage to Europe broke " Tringa's " routine.
• For their part in the operation, three officers and 10 divers assigned to " Tringa " received commendations.
• "We moved from one house to another and finally to my older daughter Tringa's house, " he said.
• This species was first described by Carl Linnaeus in his " Systema Naturae " in 1758 as " Tringa pugnax ".
• In 2006 and 2007 she took part in American Chamber and Raiffeisen Bank humanitarian evening, where Tringa was the leading ballerina of choreographic act.
• "Tringa " deployed to the Mediterranean for the second time on 3 April 1964 and returned to the United States on 1 September.
• In August 1953, " Tringa " was called upon to cross the Atlantic Ocean to aid atomic-powered ship, during her sea trials.
• Over the next five years, " Tringa " alternated tours of duty in the Mediterranean with service along the east coast of the United States.
• In June 1973, " Tringa " rushed to the rescue when Johnson Sea Link accident disaster struck a civilian deep-submergence vehicle test project.
• Menzies and Meek could immediately be removed from the " Sea Link " and were transferred to the decompression chamber aboard the " Tringa ".
• Rodd also received an immature purple heron ( " Ardea purpurea " ) and a wood sandpiper ( " Tringa glareola " ) for his collection.
• The "'common redshank "'( " Tringa totanus " ) is a Eurasian wader in the large migratory species feeds predominantly on invertebrates.
• The willet and the tattlers have been found to belong in " Tringa "; these genus changes were formally adopted by the American Ornithologists'Union in 2006.
• The green sandpiper ( " Tringa ochropus " ) and the common gull ( " Larus canus " ) are typical freshwater birds in the river habitat.