Wader Quiz Quiz 22/03/202422/07/2024 Wading Birds in Britain Quiz – How are you at recognising birds. 1220 How well can you recognise these Waders? 1 / 20 A passage migrant in the UK, breeding in Northern Europe and wintering in Africa. Curlew Sandpiper Common Sandpiper Wood Sandpiper 2 / 20 This wader is often seen in the UK gathering on beaches in winter. Curlew Black-Tailed Godwit Bar-Tailed Godwit 3 / 20 This species can be a very noisy wading bird with a loud 'peep-ing' call. Eurasian Curlew Eurasian Oystercatcher Northern Lapwing 4 / 20 With this wader It's all about the shanks, but which one? Common Redshank Common Greenshank Spotted Redshank 5 / 20 This wader is one of the largest European wading birds. Black-tailed godwit Whimbrel Eurasian Curlew 6 / 20 This wader is a passage migrant mostly seen on its way from and to its wintering areas in Africa. Eurasian Curlew Black-tailed godwit Whimbrel 7 / 20 One of the UK's Long Legged wading birds. Little Egret Eurasian Spoonbill Great White Egret 8 / 20 This waders alternative name mimics its distinctive, two-syllable call. Eurasian Curlew Northern Lapwing Eurasian Oystercatcher 9 / 20 Which of the sandpipers is this one? Green Sandpiper Curlew Sandpiper Common Sandpiper 10 / 20 This one's all about the legs, but which one is it? Common Redshank Common Greenshank Spotted Redshank 11 / 20 It's all about what's on the tail with this wader. Black Tailed Godwit Red Knot Bar Tailed Godwit 12 / 20 At one time this wader was a very rare sight in the UK. Eurasian Oystercatcher Pied Avocet Black-winged Stilt 13 / 20 It's the most common small wader found along the coasts in the UK. Sanderling Dunlin Red Knot 14 / 20 Can you name these waders they a rare vagrant recorded sporadically throughout the year in the UK Common Greenshank Lesser-Yellowlegs Ruff 15 / 20 A fairly common wader, breeding on high Arctic tundra and wintering on coastlines around the globe. Sanderling Red Knot Dunlin 16 / 20 Often seen running up and down the beach 'like a clockwork toy. Dunlin Red Knot Sanderling 17 / 20 In winter these waders can often be seen forming large flocks around the UK. Lapwing Golden Plover Grey Plover 18 / 20 This wader can be found inhabiting a wide range of wetland habitats, from damp meadows to saltmarshes. Common Snipe Woodcock Jack Snipe 19 / 20 These waders mainly breed on beaches, but have recently begun breeding inland in sand and gravel pits Ringed plover Killdeer Little Ringed plover 20 / 20 The plumage of this wader is highly variable, especially in breeding males. Ruff Common RedShank Red Knot Your score isThe average score is 76% LinkedIn Facebook VKontakte 0% Restart quiz Back to Quiz Page for more.