Birds sampled 1988-2004 « Grassroots Science

Here are the birds for Results Birds and Influenza from Asia into Alaska

English common names

Bean goose
Greater white-fronted goose
Lesser white-fronted goose
Emperor goose
Snow goose
Brant
Cackling goose
Tundra swan
Whooper swan
Gadwall
Falcated duck
Eurasian wigeon
American wigeon
Mallard
Spot-billed duck
Northern shoveler
Northern pintail
Garganey
Baikal teal
Green-winged teal
Canvasback
Redhead
Common oochard
Ring-necked duck
Tufted duck
Greater scaup
Lesser scaup
Steller’s eider
Spectacled eider
King eider
Common eider
Harlequin duck
Surf scoter
White-winged scoter
Black scoter
Long-tailed duck
Bufflehead
Common goldeneye
Smew
Common merganser
Red-breasted merganser
Black-bellied plover
European golden plover
American golden plover
Pacific golden plover
Lesser sand plover
Snowy plover
Common ringed plover
Semipalmated plover
Little ringed plover
Eurasian dotterel
Black-winged stilt
Common greenshank
Greater yellowlegs
Lesser yellowlegs
Marsh sandpiper
Spotted redshank
Wood sandpiper
Green sandpiper
Solitary sandpiper
Wandering tattler
Gray-tailed tattler
Common sandpiper
Spotted sandpiper
Terek sandpiper
Little curlew
Whimbrel
Bristle-thighed curlew
Far Eastern curlew
Black-tailed godwit
Hudsonian godwit
Bar-tailed godwit
Marbled godwit
Ruddy turnstone
Black turnstone
Surfbird
Great knot
Red knot
Sanderling
Semipalmated sandpiper
Western sandpiper
Red-necked stint
Little stint
Temminck’s stint
Long-toed stint
Least sandpiper
Baird’s sandpiper
Pectoral sandpiper
Sharp-tailed sandpiper
Rock sandpiper
Dunlin
Stilt sandpiper
Curlew sandpiper
Spoon-billed sandpiper
Broad-billed sandpiper
Buff-breasted sandpiper
Ruff
Short-billed dowitcher
Long-billed dowitcher
Jack snipe
Wilson’s snipe
Common snipe
Pin-tailed snipe
Red-necked phalarope
Red phalarope

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