Skärsnäppa - Sortgrå Ryle - Merisirri - Becasseau violet
Purple
Sandpiper are genrally not seen on direct migration, but usually
resting or feeding on one of the many small islands - usually during
calm weather. The majority of records are in the second half of
February (migrants arriving?) and from mid October - end of November.
The blue line shows number of visits, the orange one the number of visits when Purple Sandpiper have been recorded and the green one (numbers on right hand axis) shows the average numbers I have recorded in any three day period.
Maximum: 200N, 24.03.1991
Purple Sandpiper, Stag Rocks, Northumberland
References
Tveit, B.O., Mobakken, G. og Bryne, O. 2004 Fugler og fuglafolk på Utsira. Utsira Fuglestasjon
Website: Fugler i Hordaland - Skogsøy i Øygarden
The blue line shows number of visits, the orange one the number of visits when Purple Sandpiper have been recorded and the green one (numbers on right hand axis) shows the average numbers I have recorded in any three day period.
| For further details click here | Numbers at Stag Rocks, Bamburgh, Northumberland (UK) | Pictures in Gallery |
Maximum: 200N, 24.03.1991
Purple Sandpiper, Stag Rocks, Northumberland
References
Tveit, B.O., Mobakken, G. og Bryne, O. 2004 Fugler og fuglafolk på Utsira. Utsira Fuglestasjon
Website: Fugler i Hordaland - Skogsøy i Øygarden
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