Animals by Scientific Class Names

Larus minutus,Little Gull,Hydrocoloeus minutus

Features：Summer feather head black, winter feather head white

Little Gull is a small waterfowl with no subspecies.Little gulls are partly summer birds, partly travellers. Often move in groups. It spends most of its time flying above the water. Flying light, agile, flapping very lightly on the wings. It feeds mainly on spineless movers such as insects, insect l...

Larus saundersi,Saunders's Gull,Chinese Black-headed Gull,Samson's gull. Wandering gull

Features：Xia Yu has a black head, white star-moon spots above and below the eyes, and is extremely conspicuous on the black head

Black-billed gull Saunders' s Gull, medium water bird, no subspecies.It is said that during the late Tang Dynasty, the famous poet Li Shangyin kept five kinds of rare birds in his garden, one of which was a black-billed gull with a black head and beak and a prominent white semicircle behind its...

Glareola lactea,Small Pratincole,

Features：The mouth is large and black, with a small red spot at the base, and the feet are blackish-brown or gray-black

Small Pratincole is a small waterside bird with no subspecies.The plover often moves in groups, is agile and fast in flight, and is most active at dusk, hunting with swifts and bats. Until dark, still running on the ground for food. The food is mainly insects, and sometimes small crustaceans and mol...

Limicola falcinellus,Broad-billed Sandpiper

Features：The wing Angle often has a distinct black patch with double brow lines

The Broad-billed Sandpiper has two subspecies.The broad-billed snipe is mainly a traveller bird in China, and some are winter migrants. Autumn moves through China in September-October and spring in April-May.The snipe is found alone, in pairs, or in small groups. The non-breeding period also sometim...

Eurynorhynchus pygmeus,Broad-billed Sandpiper,Spoon-billed snipe. Spoon-billed snipe

Features：The mouth is black, the base of the mouth is flat, and the tip is expanded in a spade shape

Spoon-billed Sandpiper is a small wading bird with no subspecies.The snipe is found alone near water in shallow waters and in loose mud. When walking, the head is always lowered, and the mouth is constantly stretched into the water or mud, and the mouth is swept around and back in the water or mud w...

Calidris tenuirostris,Great Knot

Features：It is the largest of the sandpiper

The Great Knot is a small wading bird with no subspecies.The giant Sandpiper feeds mainly on crustaceans, mollusks, insects, and insect larvae. Foraging often insert the mouth into the mud to find food, but also often along the water side of the shallow water or the water side of the sand and mud to...

Arenaria interpres,Ruddy Turnstone, Turnstone,Red turncock, brown turncock

Features：It got its name from its tendency to turn over rocks to catch small animals hidden within them

The foreign name Ruddy Turnstone, no subspecies.The turnstone snipe is a traveller and winter migrant in China. Spring migrates in April-May and autumn migrates in September-October. Migrations often integrate large, loosely organized groups. Often alone or in small groups. Large groups are also oft...

Tringa guttifer,Spotted Greenshank,Nordmann's GreenshankNordstrom's Snipe

Features：The mouth is thick, slightly upturned, and the feet are short, yellow, green, or yellowish brown

Spotted Greenshank is a small wading bird with no subspecies.The little greenshank is a rare traveler in China. Spring is more than March-April, and autumn passes through China during migration from September to October. It is often found alone at the water's edge, on sand or mud, and foraging....

Numenius madagascariensis,Far Eastern Curlew,Redback Snipe, Redback Snipe, 黦 Snipe, Hausen

Features：The mouth is very long and curved; Darker and brownish than the white curlew

The foreign name is Far Eastern Curlew, and there are no subspecies.Curlews are mainly travellers in China. Some breed in northeast China as summer migratory birds, while some overwinter in Taiwan as winter migratory birds. Spring reaches the northeast breeding ground in early to mid-April, and autu...

Numenius minutus,Little Curlew,Little old oil can

Features：It is the smallest curlew

Little Curlew is a small wading bird with no subspecies.The curlew usually moves mostly alone or in small groups, but it also joins other snipes in larger groups during migration and wintering. Whenever the tide goes back, they go to the tidal flats to feed, wading in the shallow silt, pecking at in...

Limnodromus semipalmatus,Asian Dowitcher, Asiatic Dowitcher,Limnodrome semipalmé

Features：It is stout and has a beak like a snipe. When breeding, the underbody is light red, the waist and back are white.

The semi-webbed snipe (ban p Giryu), also known as Asian Dowitcher, is a small wading bird.They live alone or in small groups. Sex is timid and alert. It feeds mainly on insects, insect larvae, worms and mollusks. Often in the lake, river banks, ponds and swamps and coastal tidal areas of sand and m...

Gallinago nemoricola,Wood Snipe

Features：Sex timid and withdrawn

Wood Snipe, small wading bird, no subspecies.It is timid and withdrawn, often living alone on the banks of forests and rivers and ponds, and in nearby swamps and grasslands. The flight is slow and bulky, suddenly flies up after fright, the direction of flight is uncertain, often flying in waves, usu...

Metopidius indicus,Bronze-winged Jacana

Features：The body is similar to that of a water pheasant, with a lead-gray red frontal armor on the forehead, black neck and lower body, with metallic glow

Bronze-winged Jacana is a small wading bird with no subspecies.Copper-winged pheasant is a resident bird, active during the day, mostly alone, and often integrated in small groups during non-breeding period. The action is light and flexible, the foot is higher when walking, the step is larger, and e...

Hydrophasianus chirurgus,Pheasant-tailed Jacana,Pheasant-tailed pheasant-tailed pheasant

Features：Commonly known as water phoenix, Ling wave fairy

Pheasant-tailed Jacana is a small to medium sized bird with no subspecies.Water pheasants prefer to live alone or in small groups, sometimes in large groups in winter. Sex lively, good walking, light step, can float on the water lily, lotus, water chestnut and other aquatic plants to run back and fo...

Vanellus gregarius,Sociable Lapwing, Sociable Plover,Vanneau sociable,Chettusia gregaria ssp. gregaria,lar and Andrew,Chettusia gregaria ssp. gregaria,amp and Simmons,Long legged lapis

Features：The rest of the face and upper neck are earthy yellow

The Sociable Lapwingm is a medium-sized wading bird.Yellow-cheeked laphens are migratory birds with great flying abilities. They inhabit grassland, cultivated land, desert and dry inland wetlands (such as desert oasis, salt lake, salt marsh, alkali beach, seasonal rivers, seasonal lakes, spring over...

Ibidorhyncha struthersii,Ibisbill

Features：The beak is long and curved downwards, bright red in the breeding season and dark red in other seasons. The feet are bright red in the breeding season and mostly grayish pink in other seasons.

Ibisbill is a gray, black and white sandpiper with no subspecies.Ibisbill is a resident and vertical migratory bird. They often move and forage on the gravel and sandy beaches on both sides of the river alone or in small groups of 3-5. Sometimes they wade into belly-deep water and put their heads an...

Esacus magnirostris,Great Thick-knee

Features：It has big eyes, a thick mouth, and brown or yellow-green feet.

Great Thick-knee is a medium-sized wading bird with no subspecies.Great Thick-knee is a coastal bird that usually moves alone or in pairs, occasionally in small groups. It is mainly active at night and dusk, hiding in undisturbed concealed places during the day, and rarely foraging during the day. I...

Grus antigone,Sarus Crane

Features：The head, throat and upper neck are bare and featherless, with rough, grainy skin and bright red in color.

Sarus Crane is a large wading bird with three subspecies.Sarus Crane often moves alone or in pairs or family groups. In autumn and winter, it sometimes gathers in large groups of dozens or even hundreds of individuals. It is timid and alert. They mainly feed on fish, frogs, shrimps, lizards, grains...

Grus vipio,White-naped Crane, red-faced crane, white-crowned crane, native crane

Features：On the Korean Peninsula, the white-naped crane is seen as a symbol of peace.

White-naped Crane is a large wading bird with no subspecies.White-naped Crane mainly feeds on plant seeds, grass roots, young leaves, young shoots, grains, fish, frogs, lizards, tadpoles, shrimps, mollusks and insects. When feeding, they mainly use their beaks to peck, or use their beaks to first op...

Porphyrio porphyrio,Purple Swamphen, Purple Gallinule, Purple Swamp-Hen,Poule sultane

Features：Purple feathers, flaming red lips

Purple moorhen is called pukeko in foreign language. It is a medium-sized wading bird with 13 subspecies.Purple moorhen often moves in pairs or family groups. It is docile and timid, mostly active in the early morning and dusk, hiding in the reeds during the day. It is noisy when active, making freq...

Grus canadensis,Brown Crane, Canada Crane

Features：The face is white, the forehead and crown are red, and the whole body feathers are gray with brown.

Sandhill Crane is a large wading bird with the largest number of cranes in the world. It is divided into 6 subspecies with a total of more than 800,000 individuals. However, there are about 120 individuals in the Mississippi species and less than 100 individuals in the Cuban subspecies. Both are end...