Spoon Billed Sandpiper Trivia Quiz

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Which of these family does a Sandpiper belong to?
- Scolopacidae
- Garzetta
- Arideideae
- Curcubitaceae

About This Quiz

Spoon-billed sandpipers are small birds, 14cm to 16cm long, with the usual sandpiper look, with a plump body, long legs, and a rounded, alert-looking head. Their feathers are ginger-colored on the head with dark brown streaks, with the back much darker. Their most peculiar feature is their beak. Are you familiar with sandpipers? Then try out this quiz. . See more

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2.

What does a Sandpiper mostly feed on?
- Rats
- Insects
- Squirrels
- Dogs
Correct Answer

A. Insects

Explanation

Sandpipers mostly feed on insects.

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3.

What is the color of a Sandpiper's underneath part?
- Red
- Blue
- White
- Black
Correct Answer

A. White

Explanation

The underneath part of a Sandpiper is white.

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4.

Which country are they mostly found?
- Finland
- Denmark
- Russia
- USA
Correct Answer

A. Russia

Explanation

Russia is the correct answer because it is the largest country in the world, spanning across both Europe and Asia. It has a diverse landscape and climate, making it suitable for various species to thrive. Additionally, Russia is home to a significant portion of the world's forests, which provide habitats for numerous wildlife species. Therefore, it is likely that the majority of the species mentioned in the question are mostly found in Russia.

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5.

What is their scientific name?
- Calidris amanae
- Calidris pygmaea
- Calidris Ardeidae
- Andraneae calis
Correct Answer

A. Calidris pygmaea

Explanation

The scientific name for the species in question is Calidris pygmaea.

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6.

Where do they breed the most?
- Nigeria
- Russia
- Sweden
- England
Correct Answer

A. Russia

Explanation

Russia is the correct answer because it is the largest country in the world by land area, providing ample space for breeding. Additionally, Russia has a diverse range of habitats, including forests, tundra, and wetlands, which support a wide variety of breeding species. The country's vast territory also includes remote and inaccessible areas, which can serve as ideal breeding grounds for wildlife.

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7.

What is the status of spoonbill Sandpiper?
- Flourishing
- Endangered
- Depleting
- Critically endangered
Correct Answer

A. Critically endangered

Explanation

The status of spoonbill Sandpiper is critically endangered. This means that the population of spoonbill Sandpipers is at an extremely high risk of extinction in the wild. The species is facing severe threats to its survival, such as habitat loss, pollution, and hunting. Efforts need to be made to conserve and protect the remaining population of spoonbill Sandpipers to prevent their extinction.

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8.

Which of these treats does a Sandpiper face?
- Hunting
- Food scarcity
- Atmosphere
- Habitat loss
Correct Answer

A. Habitat loss

Explanation

Sandpipers face the treat of habitat loss. This means that their natural habitats are being destroyed or degraded, which can lead to a loss of suitable nesting and feeding areas. Habitat loss can be caused by various factors such as urbanization, deforestation, pollution, and climate change. It can have a significant impact on the survival and population of sandpipers, as they rely on specific habitats for breeding, migration, and finding food.

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9.

What other names are they also called?
- Pipers
- Filish
- Wader
- Screamer
Correct Answer

A. Wader

Explanation

The given names "Pipers," "Filish," and "Screamer" are all alternative names for the same thing, which is "Wader."

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10.

How many days does it take their eggs to hatch?
- 15-33 days
- 19-23 days
- 5-10 days
- 30-33 days
Correct Answer

A. 19-23 days

Explanation

The correct answer is 19-23 days. This is the most accurate range of days for the eggs to hatch based on the information given.

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