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Birds of Ney Nature Center

Guide to the most common birds found in and around Ney Nature Center throughout the year. (Not every bird found in MN, some migration patterns differ and result in occasional sightings.)

Greater Yellowlegs ¹
Tringa melanoleuca

Lesser Yellowlegs ²
Tringa flavipes

Spotted Sandpiper ³
Actitis macularius

Upland Sandpiper ⁴
Bartramia longicauda

American Woodcock ⁴
Scolopax minor

Wilson's Snipe ⁵
Gallinago delicata

Short-billed Dowitcher ⁶
Limnodromus griseus

Dunlin ⁷
Calidris alpina

Wilson's Phalarope ⁸
Phalaropus tricolor

Solitary Sandpiper ⁹
Tringa solitaria

Peeps, Stints, Knots, and Allies ¹⁰
Calidris

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Birds of Ney Nature Center

Greater Yellowlegs 1 Tringa melanoleuca

Lesser Yellowlegs 2 Tringa flavipes

Spotted Sandpiper 3 Actitis macularius

Upland Sandpiper 4 Bartramia longicauda

American Woodcock 4 Scolopax minor

Wilson's Snipe 5 Gallinago delicata

Short-billed Dowitcher 6 Limnodromus griseus

Dunlin 7 Calidris alpina

Wilson's Phalarope 8 Phalaropus tricolor

Solitary Sandpiper 9 Tringa solitaria

Peeps, Stints, Knots, and Allies 10 Calidris