Red knot (Calidris canutus)
| Species/Soort | Family/Familie | Order/Orde | Class/Klasse | Phylum/Stam | Kingdom/Rijk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Red knot | Sandpipers, snipes | Shorebirds, gulls, and relatives | Birds | Chordate | Animals |
| Kanoet | Strandlopers en snippen | Steltloperachtigen | Vogels | Gewervelden | Dieren |
| Calidris canutus | Scolopacidae | Charadriiformes | Aves | Chordata | Animalia |
Little Talbot Island State Park, Jacksonville
2014:01:30 15:28:48
NIKON D7100 with AF-S Nikkor 300mm f/2.8G IF-ED VR II, 1/500 sec at F6.3, ISO 640, distance 14.96 m
A red knot looking for something to eat on the winter beach at Little Talbot Island State Park. Many red knots and sanderlings were gathered at the southern tip of the island.
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Sandpipers, snipes
- Eurasian whimbrel
- Long-billed curlew
- Eurasian curlew
- Bar-tailed godwit
- Black-tailed godwit
- Long-billed dowitcher
- Short-billed dowitcher
- Wilson's snipe
- Common snipe
- Pantanal snipe
- Common sandpiper
- Spotted sandpiper
- Wilson's phalarope
- Red phalarope
- Red-necked phalarope
- Green sandpiper
- Solitary sandpiper
- Marsh sandpiper
- Wood sandpiper
- Common redshank
- Lesser yellowlegs
- Willet
- Spotted redshank
- Common greenshank
- Greater yellowlegs
- Black turnstone
- Ruddy turnstone
- Red knot
- Ruff
- Curlew sandpiper
- Temminck's stint
- Sanderling
- Dunlin
- Purple sandpiper
- Pectoral sandpiper
- Semipalmated sandpiper
- Little stint
- Least sandpiper
- White-rumped sandpiper
Orders with photos
- Ostriches
- Cassowaries
- Rheas
- Tinamous
- Duck, geese, and relatives
- Grouse, pheasants, quail, turkeys, hoatzin, etc.
- Flamingos
- Grebes
- Turacos
- Bustards
- Cuckoos
- Sandgrouse
- Pigeons, and doves
- Cranes, rails, and relatives
- Shorebirds, gulls, and relatives
- Kagus and sunbittern
- Tropicbirds
- Loons
- Penguins
- Tube noses
- Herons and egrets
- Fregatebirds, gannets and cormorants
- Pelicans, cormorants, and relatives
- Goatsuckers, nighthawks, and allies
- Nyctibiiformes
- Swifts and hummingbirds
- Owls
- Cathartiformes
- Birds of prey
- Mousebirds
- Trogons
- Motmots, hoopoes, bee-eaters, and todies
- Kingfishers
- Galbuliformes
- Woodpeckers
- Hawks, eagles, falcons, etc.
- Parrots, macaws, parakeets, and lories
- Perching birds