semipalmated sandpiper

In neither case was the mate about as frequently occurs with the semipalmated sandpiper.

It was very similar to the note of the young semipalmated sandpiper.

Such birds are unmistakably different to anyone thoroughly familiar with the semipalmated sandpiper.

This is the Semipalmated Sandpiper, for semipalmated means "half-webbed," as its toes are.