RarityUncommon
Height15 cm
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3 Facts1
"Long-toed Stints are among the least social of Australia’s shorebirds, usually seen alone or in very small groups."
Field Guide
Long-toed Stint
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The Long-toed Stint is one of Australia’s tiniest migratory shorebirds, visiting wetlands during the northern hemisphere’s winter. This delicate sandpiper is best known for its slender build, long toes, and preference for well-vegetated freshwater habitats.
Distribution Map
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Top Locations
Curated birding spots where the Long-toed Stint has been recorded.
- Alice Springs Wastewater Treatment PlantKey spotNorthern Territory
- Austin Bay Nature ReserveKey spotWestern Australia
- Broome South Wastewater Treatment PlantKey spotWestern Australia · 12 species · seen 94 days ago
- Lake ArgyleKey spotWestern Australia · 1 species · seen 249 days ago
- Lake Mclarty Nature ReserveKey spotWestern Australia
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