Discover the Life of Western Sandpiper Shorebirds

Western Sandpipers are small birds with long, thin bills

They migrate from their breeding grounds in Alaska to their wintering areas in South America

These birds are often seen feeding on mudflats, beaches, and shores

Western Sandpipers have distinctive black legs and a short, straight bill

They are social birds, often found in large flocks during migration

Their flight is characterized by  swift, erratic movements

Western Sandpipers communicate through high-pitched calls

They primarily feed on insects, crustaceans, and mollusks

Predators such as falcons and hawks pose a threat to Western Sandpipers

Conservation efforts aim to protect their habitats and migration routes