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Spotted Redshank - Tringa erythropus SCOLOPACIDAE Members: | Search Common: Search Scientific: |
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| General Comments | This Eurasian shorebird is accidental along the North Carolina coast; there is one documented record (with photos), a bird in partial breeding plumage at Cape Hatteras Point from 13-17 May 1987* [Chat 53:38-41 link]. There is a second report in the literature of Spotted Redshank that has not been reviewed, but this is a second-hand one not in a refereed journal -- one seen at Pea Island on 23 May 1955 (Hall and Clement 1960). Some description was provided for the latter bird. | ||||||
| Breeding Status | Nonbreeder | ||||||
| NC BRC List | Definitive | ||||||
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| State Rank | SA | ||||||
| Global Rank | G5 | ||||||
| Coastal Plain | One definite/confirmed record (see above). | ||||||
| Piedmont | No records. | ||||||
| Mountains | No records. | ||||||
| Finding Tips |
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| Attribution | LeGrand[2018-02-01], LeGrand[2011-11-30], LeGrand[2011-05-30] | ||||||
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| NA Maps (source NatureServe) |
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