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Squat, cryptically-plumaged shorebird with a very long bill. Inhabits a wide range of wetland habitats, from damp meadows to saltmarshes. Mostly inconspicuous, feeding in muddy ground by probing with its bill, usually near reeds or other grassy cover.
The Common Snipe is a small, secretive bird that is found in wetlands throughout the world. They live in marshes, bogs, and other wet habitats where they can find food and shelter. These birds are well camouflaged and are difficult to see, but they can be identified by their long, pointed bill and their distinctive 'sneeze' call.
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These birds prefer to live near marshes, bogs, in the tundra, taiga, grassy edges of lakes and rivers, estuaries, ponds, rice fields, and wet meadows. Common snipes are social birds that usually forage in small groups and may gather in flocks of up to 500 individuals at rich feeding grounds.
A medium-sized wader, snipe live in marshes, wet grassland and moorlands where they nest in simple scrapes. They use their long, probing bill to find insects, earthworms and crustaceans in the mud, typically swallowing prey whole.
A medium-sized wader, the snipe lives in marshes, wet grassland and moorlands, where it nests in simple scrapes. It uses its long, probing bill to find insects, earthworms and crustaceans in the mud, typically swallowing prey whole.
Common Snipes inhabit a variety of wetland habitats, including bogs, marshes, wet meadows, and the edges of ponds and streams. They are widely distributed across Europe, Asia, and Central and East Africa.
