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Jack Snipe – Lymnocryptes minimus
is a small stocky wader. It is the smallest snipe, and the only member of the genus Lymnocryptes. Features such as its sternum make it quite distinct from other snipes or woodcocks.[
Caspian plover
Black-winged stilt – Himantopus himantopus
Cream-colored courser – Cursorius cursor
Blackish oystercatcher – Haematopus ater
The snowy sheathbill – Chionis albus
Long-billed dowitcher – Limnodromus scolopaceus
Black-tailed godwit – Limosa limosa
Greater yellowlegs – Tringa melanoleuca
Broad-billed sandpiper – Calidris falcinellus
Temminck’s stint – Calidris temminckii
Whimbrel – Numenius phaeopus
Green sandpiper – Tringa ochropus
Eurasian woodcock – Scolopax rusticola
Grey plover – Pluvialis squatarola
Little stint – Calidris minuta
Common sandpiper – Actitis hypoleucos
Little ringed plover – Charadrius dubius
Eurasian curlew – numenius arquata
Eurasian stone curlew – Burhinus oedicnemus
Ruff – Calidris pugnax
Ruddy turnstone – Arenaria interpres
Red knot – Calidris canutus
Bar-tailed godwit – Limosa Lapponica
Sanderling – Calidris alba
Curlew sandpiper – Calidris ferruginea
Common snipe – Gallinago gallinago
Dunlin – Calidris alpina
Ringed plover – Charadrius hiaticula
Spotted redshank – Tringa erythropus
Grey phalarope – Phalaropus fulicarius (called red phalarope in the US)
Red-necked phalarope – Phalaropus lobatus
European golden plover – Pluvialis apricaria
Oystercatcher – Haematopus ostralegus
Terek sandpiper – Xenus cinereus
Wood sandpiper – Tringa glareola
Redshank – Tringa totanus
Green shank – Tringa nebularia
Northern Lapwing – Vanellus vanellus
Pied avocet – Recurvirostra avosetta
