Black-tailed Godwit = Grutto - John Kirby (4) - Listen The Birds 14 = Hoor De Vogels 14 (Vinyl)

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1. Gugal

   27.12.2019

   View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Listen The Birds 8 = Hoor De Vogels 8 on Discogs.5/5(1).

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2. Vikree

   01.01.2020

   B4: Black-tailed Godwit / Grutto B5: Bar-tailed Godwit / Rosse Grutto: Europese Fono Club Amsterdam Netherlands: HDV EP: 0: John Kirby Listen The Birds / Hoor De Vogels 18 A1: Lesser Whitethroat / Braamsluiper A2: Crested Tit / Kuifmees A3: Marsh Tit / Glanskop A4: Long-tailed Tit / Staartmees B1: Nuthatch / Boomklever B2: Corn Bunting.

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3. Shaktibar

   31.12.2019

   The rarest of the four godwits in our area, the Black-tail nests in Eurasia and is only a stray to North America. In Alaska it may be a rare but regular migrant in spring in the Aleutian Islands. On our Atlantic Coast it is only casual or accidental, but strays have been found in several states and provinces, from Newfoundland to Florida.

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4. Zologrel

   28.12.2019

   Black-tailed Godwit: Large, tall godwit with black-barred, orange-brown body. Orange-brown head and neck, and white mark between eye and bill; combination of prominent white rump, white wing bar, and pure white underwings is unique among the godwits. Black-tipped yellow bill is long and straight.

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5. Shakak

   28.12.2019

   Black-tailed Godwit: Large shorebird with long legs, and a very long, straight bill that is orange with a black tip. Neck and breast are deep orange with black barring on the breast and white belly. Upperparts are light gray with orange, black, and white, and in flight, wings show black and white.

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6. Jum

   26.12.2019

   Limosa limosa Status: Rare (Less than annual) Origins: Breeds in Iceland, Europe and parts of Asia. Details: This species has been recorded a number of time in Newfoundland, typically in spring. * NOTE - This website is not an official account and "may" contain incorrect information and/or details of unconfirmed records.

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7. Kalmaran

   24.12.2019

   Black-tailed Godwit: Breeds on wet grasslands near freshwater marshes. Male performs complex courtship flights, calling and posturing in front of female. Lays four olive green, brown blotched eggs among short grasses. Both parents incubate for 22 to 24 days and care for chicks until their first flight at one month old. Foraging and Feeding.

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8. Kagakus

   27.12.2019

   The black-tailed godwit (Limosa limosa) is a large, long-legged, long-billed shorebird first described by Carl Linnaeus in It is a member of the godwit genus, Limosa. There are three subspecies, all with orange head, neck and chest in breeding plumage and dull grey-brown winter coloration, and distinctive black and white wingbar at all times.

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