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Temminck’s Stint Calidris temminckii   [Leisler, 1812]
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Order: Charadriiformes Family: Scolopacidae
BTO Codes: TK , TEMST EURING No: 5020
Number in Britain: 90 records/year
Conservation Status:
UK: AMBER
European: Not a species of concern
Global: Least Concern
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Status in UK: (A)  Scarce Breeder, Passage Visitor
Subspecies: Monotypic
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Length: 14 cm Wingspan: 36 cm Weight: M/F: 24 g    
Scientific name from: Gr.: kalidris=grey waterside bird described by Aristotle and after Conraad Temminck (1778-1858), Dutch ornithologst and collector
World Distribution: BREEDS: n Eurasia, WINTERS: s Europe, s Asia, n&c Africa
Habitat: Tundra, grassy meadows, on migration mudflats
Diet: Inland, insects, esp beetles and flies, On coasts, crustaceans, worms and molluscs
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Population and Distribution
Population Trend: No population trend available
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British Population Size:
    Passage: 90 individuals
    Summer: 1 to 4 pairs in 1998-02
    First Record: 1832
    First Breeding Record: Cairngorms 1934
    Latest Survey: Mudge, G.P. & Dennis, R.H. ((1995)) British Birds 88:573-575
Habitat Occupancy (in the Breeding Season):
    No habitat data from BBS
European Population Size:
    Summer: 10 to 20 thousand pairs
Population Assesment from Birds in Europe
Distribution in Europe
Listed on the Appendices/Schedules of: WCA(I), Bern(III), Bonn(II), AEWA
Survey Results:
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Breeding and Survival
Egg Size: 28 x 20 mm Egg Weight: 5.8 g (of which 5 % is shell)
Number of Nest Records: 0
Clutch Size: 4 eggs
Incubation: 21 - 22 days by the: Male (occ. Female)
Fledging: 15 - 18 days as: Precocial, downy
First Clutches Laid: Does not breed in Britain, or too few Nest Records
Number of Broods: 1-3

Number Ringed: 0
Adult Survival: No data Juvenile Survival: No data
Age at First Breeding: Typical Lifespan: No data
Maximum Recorded Age: Too few ringed in Britain, but Finland : 12yr 0m
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Biometrics
Ring Size: B2
Wing Length Adult: Insufficient Data.
Juvenile: Insufficient Data.
Male: Insufficient Data
Female: Insufficient Data
Weight Adult: Insufficient Data.
Juvenile: Insufficient Data.
Male: Insufficient Data
Female: Insufficient Data
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Other Names
Gaelic: Welsh: Pibydd Temminck
Danish: Temmincksryle Dutch: Temmincks strandloper
Finnish: Lapinsirri French: Bécasseau de Temminck
German: Temminckstrandläufer Hungarian: Temminck-partfutó
Icelandic: Bakkatíta Irish: Gobadáinín Temminck
Italian: Gambecchio nano Norwegian: Temmincksnipe
Polish: Biegus maly Portuguese: Pilrito de Temminck
Spanish: Correlimos de Temminck Swedish: Mosnäppa
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For More Information...
Books and Monographs:
   Nethersole-Thompson, D. & M. 1986 Waders, their breeding, haunts and watchers Poyser, London [598.6 NET]
See Also:
Wikipedia entry
State of the Nations Birds by Chris Mead
Recent sightings and information from BirdGuides.com
Selected scientific papers published 1980-2005
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These data should be cited as:
Robinson, R.A. (2005) BirdFacts: profiles of birds occurring in Britain & Ireland (v1.22, Oct 2008). BTO Research Report 407, BTO, Thetford (http://www.bto.org/birdfacts)

 

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