Take the semipalmated sandpiper, for example, which hits New England and heads out to sea for a four-day flight to South America. The fall migration is sneaking up on us. Already most of our ...

Correction: The sandpiper photo that was previously listed as a least sandpiper is actually a semipalmated sandpiper. Least sandpipers have yellow legs whereas the one shown in Close Encounters ...

Correction: The sandpiper photo that was previously listed as a least sandpiper is actually a semipalmated sandpiper. Least sandpipers have yellow legs whereas the one shown in Close Encounters ...

An interesting fact about the Semipalmated Sandpiper is that this species totally vacates the U.S. in the winter months. Contrast that with the Western and Least, in which at least part of the ...

For the last two months, artist Robin Hanson has been creating what he believes to be the world's largest semipalmated sandpiper. At 2.4 metres tall and weighing around 135 kilograms, the bird is ...

Each small sandpiper must harvest up to 20,000 shrimp while simultaneously avoiding the fastest animal on earth: the peregrine falcon. - [Narrator] Semipalmated sandpipers. (sandpipers calling ...

These recent sightings are compiled by Sue McGrath of the Newburyport Birders. Report your sightings to Newburyport Birders at [email protected] or 978-204-2976. Visit www ...

A giant sculpture of a semipalmated sandpiper once again looks over Dorchester, N.B., after being paid for by an unnamed group. However, the municipality of Tantramar said it was reinstalled ...

Robin Hanson stands with his statue of a semipalmated sandpiper outside of his gallery in French Lake, which is approximately 30 minutes south of Fredericton, Friday March 24, 2023.

Being in a large group makes your chance of getting eaten much lower. If you're a semipalmated sandpiper, that is, anyway. Rielle Hoeg, Atlantic outreach biologist for Birds Canada, told The ...

Robin Hanson stands with his statue of a semipalmated sandpiper outside of his gallery in French Lake, approximately 30 minutes south of Fredericton on Friday March 24, 2023.

Robin Hanson stands with his statue of a semipalmated sandpiper outside of his gallery in French Lake, approximately 30 minutes south of Fredericton, on Friday, March 24, 2023.