Where to spot
Breeds in the boreal forests and open bogs of Alaska and Canada. Winters primarily along the coasts of the southern U.S., Central America, South America, and the Caribbean.
How to spot
Look for its bright yellow legs and medium-sized, slender body. Its bill is dark and relatively straight, about as long as its head. It gives a sharp, single 'tew' call. Often seen feeding actively, picking prey from the water's surface.
When to spot
Breeding season from May to August. Migration occurs from July to October (southbound) and March to May (northbound). Winter presence from September to April.
Where to spot
Breeds in the boreal forests and open bogs of Alaska and Canada. Winters primarily along the coasts of the southern U.S., Central America, South America, and the Caribbean.
How to spot
Look for its bright yellow legs and medium-sized, slender body. Its bill is dark and relatively straight, about as long as its head. It gives a sharp, single 'tew' call. Often seen feeding actively, picking prey from the water's surface.
When to spot
Breeding season from May to August. Migration occurs from July to October (southbound) and March to May (northbound). Winter presence from September to April.
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The Lesser Yellowlegs performs an elaborate courtship display where the male flies in circles high above the breeding grounds, giving a rapid, repetitive song.
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jenny van Dorland
3 years ago
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