// OFFICIAL REC ●
Sandpiper 54
Sandpiper
SPECULATEDActitis macularius
A bobbing shorebird that teeters constantly as if unsure whether to stay or go.
The Spotted Sandpiper is a small shorebird that constantly bobs its tail as it forages along Leonida's shorelines, from Atlantic beaches to cypress-swamp edges. Females are the aggressors in their mating system, a rarity in the bird world.
SOURCE: Speculated - common Florida shorebird
FIELD GUIDE
- Species
- Actitis macularius
- Habitat
- Coastal
- Behavior
- Passive
- Weight
- 0.1 lb
- Danger Level
- Huntable
- No