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Calidris virgata
The Surfbird is a small, energetic bird that loves to run along the shore. It has a beautiful gray-brown body and a cheerful, chirpy voice. Surfbirds are often seen hopping on rocks and searching for tasty snacks in the sand.
生息地: Coastal areas
The Surfbird is a medium-sized, stocky shorebird with dark brownish-grey upperparts streaked with white in breeding plumage. Its white underparts are heavily marked with dark streaking on the chest and flanks, contrasting with its bright yellowish legs and short, thick bill.
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カテゴリ
鳥類レア度
Common
危険度
1/5 · 非常に低い
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Surfbirds travel over 8,000 kilometers from Alaska to South America!
They often forage right where ocean waves crash onto the shore!
They use powerful kicks to dislodge stubborn snails and limpets from rocks!
This bird nests only on remote, rocky mountain slopes in the Arctic!
Surfbirds can powerfully kick and flip over stones because of their strong legs, helping them find hidden prey like limpets and crabs.
Surfbirds can deftly navigate treacherous, wave-washed rocks because of their strong legs and gripping toes, allowing them to access prime feeding spots.
Surfbirds can fly thousands of kilometers non-stop because of their incredible endurance, allowing them to migrate from the Arctic to South America.
Surfbirds have mottled plumage that helps them blend perfectly with the speckled rocks of the shore, making them hard for predators to spot.
They eat small marine creatures like snails and crabs, found by flipping rocks on the shore.
Falco peregrinus
A top predator, preys on many shorebirds.
Lottia digitalis
Surfbirds flip rocks to find and consume these marine snails.
Balanus glandula
Crushes barnacles with its bill found on intertidal rocks.
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 them.
23-26 cm
55-60 cm
0.13-0.22 kg
10-12 年
65 km/h
They eat small marine creatures like snails and crabs, found by flipping rocks on the shore.
Coastal areas
Foraging
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