Sentences with CURLEW-SANDPIPER
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"The curlew sandpiper is a small wading bird that breeds in the Arctic."
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"During migration, curlew sandpipers can be found in coastal wetlands."
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"I spotted a curlew sandpiper at the edge of the lagoon."
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"The curlew sandpiper has a distinctive curved bill."
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"Many birdwatchers flock to see the curlew sandpipers during their migration."
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"The curlew sandpiper has a beautiful plumage of reddish-brown and white."
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"The population of curlew sandpipers is declining due to habitat loss."
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"I was amazed by the grace and agility of the curlew sandpiper as it foraged for food."
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"The curlew sandpiper has a high-pitched call that echoes across the wetlands."
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"The curlew sandpiper forms large flocks during migration."
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"I spotted a curlew sandpiper nest with a clutch of four eggs."
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"The curlew sandpiper is closely related to the dunlin."
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"I used a spotting scope to observe the curlew sandpiper from a distance."
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"The curlew sandpiper has a long, slender body and long legs adapted for wading."
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"I was fortunate to see a flock of curlew sandpipers taking off in flight."
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"The curlew sandpiper is an important indicator species for the health of coastal habitats."
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"I joined a guided birdwatching tour to see the curlew sandpipers up close."
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"The curlew sandpiper is a small wading bird that is often found along the coasts of Europe and Asia."
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"During migration season, the curlew sandpiper can be spotted in large flocks near estuaries and mudflats."
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"The curlew sandpiper has a distinctive long, curved bill that it uses to probe for food in the sand."
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"This species is known for its swift and agile flight, making it difficult to track the movements of curlew sandpipers."
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"The curlew sandpiper has a reddish-brown plumage in breeding season, which helps it camouflage with its surroundings."
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"The curlew sandpiper feeds mainly on insects, worms, and small crustaceans it finds along the shorelines."
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"Due to habitat loss and hunting, the curlew sandpiper population has been declining over the years."
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"Researchers are studying the migration patterns of curlew sandpipers to better understand their conservation needs."
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"The curlew sandpiper is known for its distinctive high-pitched whistle-like call."
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"Birdwatchers flock to coastal areas to catch a glimpse of the rare curlew sandpiper."
