: It is frequently seen perching on fence posts or telephone poles. When landing, it often holds its wings high over its back for a few seconds before folding them. Habitat and Diet
: It possesses long, yellowish legs and a long tail that extends past its wingtips when perched. bartramian sandpiper
The Bartramian sandpiper, now officially known as the ( Bartramia longicauda ), is a unique, land-loving shorebird that is often considered an indicator of healthy prairie ecosystems. Unlike most of its relatives, it avoids wetlands, preferring the dry, open grasslands of the North American Great Plains. Physical Characteristics : It is frequently seen perching on fence