Grey Tailed Collection

Grey-tailed Tattler (Tringa brevipes) adult, breeding plumage, foraging on seaweed covered rocks, Taiwan, April

Gray-tailed Mountain-gem Cierro La Muerte, Costa Rica
MAR-340 Gray-tailed Mountain-gem Hummingbird Cierro La Muerte, Costa Rica Lampornis cinereicauda Thomas Marent Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Grey-tailed Tattler in breeding plumage At Roebuck Bay near Broome, Western Australia
DH-4050 Grey-tailed Tattler in breeding plumage At Roebuck Bay near Broome, Western Australia Heteroscelus brevipes Don Hadden Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Grey-tailed Tattler - winter-plumaged bird with leg flag A winter-plumaged bird at Roebuck Bay near Broome
DH-3985 Grey-tailed Tattler - winter-plumaged bird with leg flag Roebuck Bay near Broome, Western Australia Heteroscelus brevipes Don Hadden Please note that prints are for personal display purposes

Grey-tailed Tattler - peering sideways A winter-plumaged bird at Broome, Western Australia
DH-3984 Grey-tailed Tattler - peering sideways Broome, Western Australia Heteroscelus brevipes Don Hadden Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Grey-tailed Tattler probing in mud A winter-plumaged bird at Broome, Western Australia
DH-3957 Grey-tailed Tattler - probing in mud, winter-plumaged bird Broome, Western Australia Heteroscelus brevipes Don Hadden Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Grey-tailed Tattler A winter-plumaged bird at Roebuck Bay near Broome, Western Australia
DH-3956 Grey-tailed Tattler - a winter-plumaged bird Roebuck Bay near Broome, Western Australia Heteroscelus brevipes Breeds in arctic Russia and Siberia and winters in Southeast Asia and Australia

Grey-tailed Tattler head scratching A winter-plumaged bird at Roebuck Bay near Broome, Western Australia
DH-3955 Grey-tailed Tattler - head scratching a winter-plumaged bird Roebuck Bay near Broome, Western Australia Heteroscelus brevipes Breeds in arctic Russia and Siberia

Grey-tailed Tattler flock A winter-plumaged bird at Roebuck Bay near Broome, Western Australia
DH-3954 Grey-tailed Tattler - flock - winter-plumaged birds Roebuck Bay near Broome, Western Australia Heteroscelus brevipes Breeds in arctic Russia and Siberia and winters in Southeast Asia

Grey-tailed Tattler and Terek Sandpiper (Tringa (Xenus) cinereus) The Grey-tailed Tattler was leg-flagged at Roebuck
DH-3953 Grey-tailed Tattler and Terek Sandpiper (Tringa (Xenus) cinereus) Heteroscelus brevipes The Grey-tailed Tattler was leg-flagged at Roebuck Bay, Western Australia where this picture was taken

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The Grey-tailed Tattler, also known as Tringa brevipes, is a fascinating bird that can be found in various parts of the world. One sighting of this beautiful creature occurred on Terceira Island in Portugal. A first-winter Grey-tailed Tattler made an unexpected appearance, surprising birdwatchers with its presence. Another sighting took place in Taiwan during April. An adult Grey-tailed Tattler was spotted foraging on seaweed-covered rocks while displaying its striking breeding plumage. This elegant bird added a touch of beauty to the coastal landscape. In Costa Rica, the Gray-tailed Mountain-gem Cierro La Muerte showcased its unique features and vibrant colors. Its presence brought joy to those fortunate enough to witness it in person. Moving back to Australia, we find another instance where the Grey-tailed Tattler stole the show. Breeding plumage adorned these winter-plumaged birds at Roebuck Bay near Broome, Western Australia. These migratory birds breed in arctic Russia and Siberia before making their way south for Southeast Asia and Australia's winters. One particular photo captured a winter-plumaged Grey-tailed Tattler peering sideways at Broome, Western Australia. Its curious gaze intrigued observers who marveled at its delicate features. Not only are these birds visually stunning but they also exhibit interesting behaviors such as probing into mud for food sources. Another photograph depicted a winter-plumaged bird engaging in this behavior at Broome, Western Australia.