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Heteroscelus incanus
(redirected from Wandering Tattler)

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Noun1.Heteroscelus incanus - tattler of Pacific coastal regionsHeteroscelus incanus - tattler of Pacific coastal regions  
Polynesian tattler
tattler - any of several long-legged shorebirds having a loud whistling cry
genus Heteroscelus, Heteroscelus - tattlers
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Wandering Tattlers and the threatened Green Sea Turtles may be found in the harbor areas, and a walk along the white sand beaches away from the inhabited area usually turns up some Bristle-thighed Curlews, a species difficult to see elsewhere in the world.
The Nature of Midway Atoll by McCarthy, Lloyd; McCarthy, Mary / PSA Journal
GO BIRDING: Diving osprey, wandering tattlers and black oystercatchers are among the winged creatures visitors are likely to see when they join a free Birding at the Gardens tour at the Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens in Fort Bragg.
WORLD-WISE : CRUISES AND TOURS by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
 
 
 
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