LOCAL NAMES

• Kola Silibilla, කොළ සිලිබිල්ලා, স্যান্ডপাইপার, सैंडपाइपर के बा, BÉCASSEAU, STRANDLÄUFER, ΘΑΛΑΣΣΟΠΟΥΛΙ, સેન્ડપીપર, सैंडपायपर, ಸ್ಯಾಂಡ್ ಪೈಪರ್, 샌드파이퍼, സാൻഡ്പൈപ്പർ, सँडपायपर, 鹬, ਸੈਂਡਪਾਈਪਰ, КУЛИЧОК, LAVANDERA, சாண்ட்பைப்பர், ఇసుక పైపర్, سینڈپائپر, سانبيبر, সবুজ বাটান, Chevalier cul-blanc, લીલી તુતવારી, લીલીપગ તુતવારી, શ્વેતપૂછ તુતવારી, കരിമ്പന്‍ കാടക്കൊക്ക്, हिरवी तुतारी, रूख सुड्सुडिया, ஆற்று உள்ளான்
• Afrikaans Witgatruiter
• Albanian Qyrylyku këmbëpërhimë
• Arabic طيطوي خضراء
• Armenian Սևուկ կտցար
• Asturian Chibibí grande
• Azerbaijani Qara ilbizcüllüt
• Basque Kuliska iluna
• Bulgarian Голям горски водобегач
• Catalan Xivita comuna
• Chinese 白腰草鷸
• Chinese (SIM) 白腰草鹬
• Croatian crnokrila prutka
• Czech vodouš kropenatý
• Danish Svaleklire
• Dutch Witgat
• English Green Sandpiper
• English (United States) Green Sandpiper
• Faroese Flykrustelkur
• Finnish metsäviklo
• French Chevalier cul-blanc
• French (France) Chevalier culblanc
• French (French Guiana) Chevalier cul-blanc
• Galician Bilurico de ás negras
• German Waldwasserläufer
• Greek Δασότρυγγας
• Gujarati શ્વેતપૂંછ તુતવારી
• Hebrew ביצנית שחורת-כנף
• Hindi हरा चौबाहा
• Hungarian Erdei cankó
• Icelandic Trjástelkur
• Indonesian Trinil hijau
• Italian Piro piro culbianco
• Japanese クサシギ
• Korean 삑삑도요
• Latvian Meža tilbīte
• Lithuanian Brastinis tilvikas
• Malayalam കരിമ്പൻ കാടക്കൊക്ക്
• Marathi हिरवी तुतारी
• Mongolian Цагаан сүүлт хөгчүү
• Norwegian skogsnipe
• Persian آبچلیک تک ‌زی
• Polish samotnik
• Portuguese (Angola) Maçarico-bique-bique
• Portuguese (Portugal) Maçarico-bique-bique
• Punjabi (India) ਹਰਾ ਰੇਤਲ ਚਾਹਾ
• Romanian Fluierar de zăvoi
• Russian Черныш
• Serbian Sprudnik pijukavac
• Slovak kalužiak perlavý
• Slovenian Pikasti martinec
• Spanish Andarríos Grande
• Spanish (Spain) Andarríos grande
• Swedish skogssnäppa
• Thai นกชายเลนเขียว
• Turkish Yeşil Düdükçün
• Ukrainian Коловодник лісовий

DESCRIPTION

Tringa ochropus, The green sandpiper is a small wader (shorebird) of the Old World. Dark brown sandpiper with a snowy white belly. Breeds in clearings and marshes in wet forest and woodland; migrants occur in fresh and brackish wetland habitats, especially on muddy shores of lakes and small ponds. Bobs tail when nervous, but not habitually like Common Sandpiper. Mainly found as singles or small groups, not mixed with other species. Their calls are like … Locally named kola silibilla.