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Green Sandpiper (Tringa ochropus) Size: 21-24 cm

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Habitat

(for details refer to a field guide)

Green Sandpipers are sometimes listed as rare vagrants to the Darwin, NT, area.

Sightings

We have not yet spotted Green Sandpipers in Australia, but have seen them in Oman. To go to the Omani page, click here.

Photos

No photos from Australia available yet. To go to the Omani page, click here.

These pages are largely based on our own observations. For more salient facts on any bird species please refer to a field guide.

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