© Markus Craig
Common Sandpiper Actitis hypoleucos
Jan Van Gils, Popko Wiersma, and Guy M. Kirwan
Version: 1.0 — Published June 14, 2016
Version: 1.0 — Published June 14, 2016
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Species names in all available languages
| Language | Common name |
|---|---|
| Afrikaans | Gewone Ruiter |
| Albanian | Qyrylyku i vogël |
| Arabic | طيطوي شائع |
| Armenian | Սպիտակավիզ կտցար |
| Asturian | Chibibí andarríos |
| Azerbaijani | Sahildəyişən cüllüt |
| Basque | Kuliska txikia |
| Bulgarian | Късокрил кюкавец |
| Catalan | Xivitona comuna |
| Chinese | 磯鷸 |
| Chinese (SIM) | 矶鹬 |
| Croatian | mala prutka |
| Czech | pisík obecný |
| Danish | Mudderklire |
| Dutch | Oeverloper |
| English | Common Sandpiper |
| English (United States) | Common Sandpiper |
| Faroese | Fjørustelkur |
| Finnish | rantasipi |
| French | Chevalier guignette |
| French (French Guiana) | Chevalier guignette |
| Galician | Bilurico das rochas |
| German | Flussuferläufer |
| Greek | Ακτίτης |
| Gujarati | તુતવારી |
| Hebrew | ביצנית לבנת-בטן |
| Hindi | चौबाहा |
| Hungarian | Billegető cankó |
| Icelandic | Lindastelkur |
| Indonesian | Trinil pantai |
| Italian | Piro piro piccolo |
| Japanese | イソシギ |
| Korean | 깝작도요 |
| Latvian | Upes tilbīte |
| Lithuanian | Paprastasis krantinis tilvikas |
| Malayalam | നീർക്കാട |
| Marathi | सामान्य तुतारी |
| Mongolian | Хайргын хөгчүү |
| Norwegian | strandsnipe |
| Odia | ହୁରୁଡ଼ା |
| Persian | آبچلیک آوازخوان |
| Polish | brodziec piskliwy |
| Portuguese (Angola) | Maçarico-das-rochas |
| Portuguese (Portugal) | Maçarico-das-rochas |
| Romanian | Fluierar de munte |
| Russian | Перевозчик |
| Serbian | Polojka |
| Slovak | kalužiačik malý |
| Slovenian | Mali martinec |
| Spanish | Andarríos Chico |
| Spanish (Spain) | Andarríos chico |
| Swedish | drillsnäppa |
| Telugu | ఉల్లంకి పిట్ట |
| Thai | นกเด้าดิน |
| Turkish | Dere Düdükçünü |
| Ukrainian | Набережник палеарктичний |
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Distribution of the Common Sandpiper