Wood Sandpiper

Woodcock

Whimbrel

Turnstone

Temminck's Stint

Spotted Redshank

Snipe

Sanderling

Ruff

Redshank

Red-Necked Phalarope

Purple Sandpiper

Pectoral Sandpiper

Little Stint

Knot

Jack Snipe

Grey Phalarope

Greenshank

Green Sandpiper

Dunlin

Curlew Sandpiper

Identified as being from a group of birds known as Waders, within North America they are generally referred to as Shorebirds. This monotypic species, a long distance migrant, is considered to have an Amber Conservation Status otherwise known as Near Threatened.

Curlew

Common Sandpiper

Belonging to a group of birds generally called waders or shorebirds, the common sandpiper prefers freshwater habitats as opposed to saltwater locations.

Black-Tailed Godwit

An impressive, proud looking wader with particularly fine summer plumage which migrates south from its northern breeding grounds from July to October, returning for the summer from late February through April.

Bar-tailed Godwit

A large wading bird, notorious for the boldness of breeding individuals.