Siberian Sand-Plover
Anarhynchus mongolus
Also known as: Lesser Sand Plover, Siberian Sand Plover
Anarhynchus mongolus
Also known as: Lesser Sand Plover, Siberian Sand Plover
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"Many individuals show strong site fidelity, returning to the same stretch of coastline each year."
Siberian Sand-Plover
The Siberian Sand Plover is a medium-sized migratory shorebird that makes an impressive journey from the remote tundra and high-altitude plateaus of Russia’s Far East to Australia’s coastlines each year. Arriving in spring and staying through autumn, these plovers are most often seen foraging in loose flocks along tidal mudflats and sandy beaches, especially in northern and eastern Australia.
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Curated birding spots where the Siberian Sand-Plover has been recorded.
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