




Calidris alpina
The Dunlin is a small shorebird with a long, curved beak. They love to run along the beach and look for tiny creatures to eat. Their feathers change color with the seasons, making them look different throughout the year!
生息地: Coastal areas
The Dunlin is a small shorebird with a slightly down-curved black bill. In summer, it has a reddish-brown back and a distinctive black belly patch. In winter, it becomes plainer, mostly grey-brown above and white below.





カテゴリ
鳥類レア度
Common
危険度
1/5 · 非常に低い
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Dunlins can change their whole look, shedding old feathers for new ones twice a year!
During courtship, male Dunlins perform fancy aerial displays to attract a mate.
One Dunlin might travel over 10,000 kilometers each year just to migrate!
Their name might come from "dun," meaning brownish, and "ling," a small bird!
Dunlin can find hidden worms and crustaceans in the mud because their sensitive bills detect prey without seeing it.
Dunlin can fly in huge, swirling flocks called murmurations that help confuse predators and look amazing.
Dunlin has incredible stamina that helps them fly thousands of kilometers between their breeding and wintering grounds.
Dunlin can blend into its muddy or grassy surroundings because its mottled brown and grey feathers provide excellent camouflage.
Dunlins love to eat tiny critters they find hidden in the mud and sand, like worms and small insects.
Falco peregrinus
Fast falcons hunt Dunlins mid-flight.
Vulpes lagopus
Arctic foxes hunt Dunlin nests and chicks on the tundra.
Nereis virens
Dunlins probe mudflats to find and eat ragworms.
Gammarus oceanicus
Dunlins forage for tiny crustaceans like Gammarus in shallow water.
羽毛に覆われている動物(主に鳥類)を指します。
社会性動物は組織的な群れで生活し、採餌、防衛、子育てなど、生存に有利になるよう協力し合います。
この特性は、主に昆虫やその他の小型無脊椎動物を食べる生物を示します。
沿岸の生息地は、陸と海の境界に位置し、潮の満ち引き、波、海水の影響を受けるダイナミックな環境です。
この特性は、狩り、逃走、または移動において、並外れた素早さを見せる生物を示します。
この特徴は、食事のすべて、または大部分が動物の肉である生物を示します。
移動性の動物は、気候の変化や食べ物の有無に合わせて、季節ごとに地域から地域へと移動します。
まだ別名はありません。
危険度
1/5 · 非常に低い
Always watch birds from a distance and don't try to touch or chase them.
16-22 cm
32-39 cm
0.04-0.08 kg
5-10 年
70 km/h
Dunlins love to eat tiny critters they find hidden in the mud and sand, like worms and small insects.
Coastal areas
Foraging
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