Bartramian Sandpiper (Noun)
Meaning
Large plover-like sandpiper of North American fields and uplands.
Classification
Nouns denoting animals.
Examples
- The Bartramian sandpiper is recognized by its long, slender body and unique call that sounds like a low, mournful whistle.
- During migration, the Bartramian sandpiper is often seen foraging in the vast grasslands and open fields of North America.
- One notable characteristic of the Bartramian sandpiper is its long wings and agile flight patterns, often performing impressive aerial displays.
- The Bartramian sandpiper is mostly seen in flocks during migration but often separates during the breeding season to establish territory.
- Large flocks of Bartramian sandpipers congregate in the open fields of North America to feed on small invertebrates before their long migrations.