What is another word for limnocryptes?
Pronunciation: [lˈɪmnəkɹˌɪpts] (IPA) 
Limnocryptes is a genus of small shorebirds commonly known as snipes or sandpipers. They are known for their excellent camouflage and cryptic behavior in freshwater habitats. Synonyms for the word limnocryptes include three-toed sandpiper, sharp-tailed sandpiper, and jack snipe. These names describe their physical features, with three-toed sandpipers having one less toe than other sandpipers, sharp-tailed sandpipers with their distinctive tail feathers, and jack snipes with their short bills and cryptic behavior. Limnocryptes species are highly adapted to their wetland habitats, with their small size, long legs, and long bills allowing them to forage for small aquatic invertebrates in shallow waters.
