What is another word for spotted sandpiper?
Pronunciation: [spˈɒtɪd sˈandpɪpə] (IPA) 
The Spotted Sandpiper, also known as Actitis macularius is a small bird that is commonly found near water sources such as rivers, ponds, and streams. This bird is easily identifiable by its distinctive markings, which consist of dark spots on its breast and belly. Although the Spotted Sandpiper is a unique bird species and has no exact synonym, it is part of the sandpiper family, which includes various other birds with similar appearances and behaviors. Some other types of sandpipers include the Dunlin, Sanderling, and Least Sandpiper. Each bird has its characteristics and unique traits that make them stand out from one another, but they all have one thing in common: their love for watery habitats.
