Wandering Tattler - Tringa incanus

The Wandering Tattler breed in Alaska, far-eastern Russia, and northwestern Canada where they nest in rocky areas along mountain streams. They winter in the southwest Pacific from California to South America and as far away as Australia. They eat insects, crustaceans, worms, and small animals that live among the rocks.

Breeding (April-Oct)

05/16/2013 - Monterey Bay, CA 05/16/2013 - Monterey Bay, CA

05/16/2013 - Monterey Bay, CA 05/16/2013 - Monterey Bay, CA

Non-breeding (Oct-March)

Mostly transitioned to non-breeding plumage 09/06/2011 - Aimakapa Pond, Kona, HI Mostly transitioned to non-breeding plumage 09/06/2011 - Aimakapa Pond, Kona, HI	Mostly transitioned to non-breeding plumage 09/06/2011 - Aimakapa Pond, Kona, HI Mostly transitioned to non-breeding plumage 09/06/2011 - Aimakapa Pond, Kona, HI	Mostly transitioned to non-breeding plumage 09/06/2011 - Aimakapa Pond, Kona, HI Mostly transitioned to non-breeding plumage 09/06/2011 - Aimakapa Pond, Kona, HI
Mostly transitioned to non-breeding plumage 09/06/2011 - Aimakapa Pond, Kona, HI Mostly transitioned to non-breeding plumage 09/06/2011 - Aimakapa Pond, Kona, HI	Mostly transitioned to non-breeding plumage 09/06/2011 - Aimakapa Pond, Kona, HI Mostly transitioned to non-breeding plumage 09/06/2011 - Aimakapa Pond, Kona, HI	Mostly transitioned to non-breeding plumage 09/06/2011 - Aimakapa Pond, Kona, HI Mostly transitioned to non-breeding plumage 09/06/2011 - Aimakapa Pond, Kona, HI
01/22/2008 - Kaena Point State Park, Oahu, HI 01/22/2008 - Kaena Point State Park, Oahu, HI

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