What is another word for ruddy turnstone?
Pronunciation: [ɹˈʌdi tˈɜːnstə͡ʊn] (IPA) 
The Ruddy Turnstone is a small shorebird with striking, colorful plumage. It is sometimes referred to as the "Red-backed Sandpiper," "Rufous Turnstone," or simply "Turnstone." The nickname of "Turnstone" comes from the bird's habit of turning over rocks and other objects to find food. Other synonyms for the Ruddy Turnstone include the "American Turnstone" and the "African Turnstone," depending on the bird's geographical location. With its unique adaptability and gorgeous feathers, the Ruddy Turnstone is a beloved addition to coastal ecosystems. Whether you call it by its scientific name, Arenaria interpres, or one of its many colloquial monikers, this bird is sure to captivate anyone who spots it in the wild.
