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Long-toed Stint
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Habitat and behaviour
Habitat: Mudflats, shorelines, tundra.
Diet: Invertebrates.
Best time to spot: Peak on migration.
When to look
Check local eBird bar charts for timing in your state; range and season vary a lot across the US. Numbers peak in May.
How rare is it?
The Long-toed Stint sits in our Rare tier for the US: scarce or very local, so most birders need a planned trip. It belongs to the sandpipers and allies family.
Recent US sightings
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