Long-billed Dowitcher - Limnodromus scolopaceus
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The Long-billed Dowitcher breeds in Alaska, north-west Canada, and Siberia. They winter in southern U.S. and Mexico. The Long-billed Dowitcher is similar to the Short-billed Dowitcher but, their bills are slightly longer. Long-billed Dowitcher are usually found in smaller flocks than Short-billed.
During breeding, Long-billed Dowitchers eat insects and insect larvae. Otherwise, they eat mollusks, crustaceans, marine worms, and other aquatic invertebrates.
04/21/2010 - Gilbert Riparian Preserve, Gilbert, AZ Institute, AZ
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04/21/2010 - Gilbert Riparian Preserve, Gilbert, AZ Institute, AZ
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04/21/2010 - Gilbert Riparian Preserve, Gilbert, AZ Institute, AZ
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04/21/2010 - Gilbert Riparian Preserve, Gilbert, AZ Institute, AZ
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04/21/2010 - Gilbert Riparian Preserve, Gilbert, AZ Institute, AZ
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04/21/2007 - Hayward Shoreline; Hayward, CA
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11/11/2009 - Garretson Point, MLK, Jr. Regional Park; Oakland, CA
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11/11/2009 - Garretson Point, MLK, Jr. Regional Park; Oakland, CA
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Adult non-breeding
01/01/2007 - Damon Slough, Oakland CA
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