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The Wading Birds Of South Africa's Waters And Marshes

Waders Of South Africa

The waders of South Africa! A superb concentration of interesting wetland birds. There are a lot of South African birds that fall into the wading birds class. Waders are fascinating and they are some of the more interesting South African birds to watch. There are even nocturnal waders! Can you Believe it! What a fascinating array of waders we have in South Africa and the full list of all the wading bird species is directly below.

  1. Crab Plover

  2. African Black Oystercatcher

  3. Eurasian (European) Oystercatcher

  4. Black-Winged Stilt

  5. Pied Avocet

  6. Common Ringed Plover

  7. Three-Banded Plover

  8. Kittlitz's Plover

  9. Caspian Plover

  10. Chestnut-Banded Plover

  11. White-Fronted Plover

  12. Greater Sand Plover

  13. Lesser Sand (Mongolian) Plover

  14. Crowned Lapwing (Plover)

  15. Black-Winged Lapwing (Plover)

  16. Senegal Lapwing (Lesser Black-Winged Plover)

  17. Long-Toed Lapwing (Plover)

  18. White-Crowned Lapwing (Plover)

  19. African Wattled Lapwing (Plover)

  20. Blacksmith Lapwing (Plover)

  21. Grey Plover

  22. American Golden Plover

  23. Pacific Golden Plover

  24. Ruff

  25. Buff-Breasted Sandpiper

  26. Pectoral Sandpiper

  27. Great Knot

  28. Red Knot

  29. Curlew Sandpiper

  30. Dunlin

  31. Sanderling

  32. Broad-Billed Sandpiper

  33. White-Rumped Sandpiper

  34. Baird's Sandpiper

  35. Little Stint

  36. Red-Necked Stint

  37. Temminck's Stint

  38. Long-Toed Stint

  39. Common Sandpiper

  40. Green Sandpiper

  41. Wood Sandpiper

  42. Terek Sandpiper

  43. Common Redshank

  44. Spotted Redshank

  45. Common Greenshank

  46. Lesser Yellowlegs

  47. Greater Yellowlegs

  48. Marsh Sandpiper

  49. Bar-Tailed Godwit

  50. Hudsonian Godwit

  51. Black-Tailed Godwit

  52. Common Whimbrel

  53. Eurasian Curlew

  54. Greater Painted-Snipe

  55. African (Ethiopian) Snipe

  56. Great Snipe

  57. Ruddy Turnstone

  58. Red-Necked Phalarope

  59. Red (Grey) Phalarope

  60. Wilson's Phalarope

  61. Collared (Red-Winged) Pratincole

  62. Black-Winged Pratincole

  63. Rock Pratincole

  64. Spotted Thick-Knee (Dikkop)

  65. Water Thick-Knee (Dikkop)

  66. Temminck's Courser

  67. Burchell's Courser

  68. Double-Banded Courser

  69. Bronze-Winged Courser

  


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