A phalarope is a bird of the family Scolopacidae and genus Phalaropus.

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The slender-billed vulture does not migrate, but when young or unpaired, can cover huge areas in flight (5).

The male, as with other jacanas and some other wader families like the phalaropes, takes responsibility for incubation, with two eggs held between each wing and the breast.

The male, as with other jacanas, and some other wader families like the phalaropes, takes responsibility for incubation, with two eggs held between each wing and the breast.

Make a splash at the largest water park in Turkey with a full-day entrance ticket to Phalarope Aqualand at Club Dedeman on the outskirts of Bodrum.

We also have a good chance to photograph the very rare (in Britain) and funny red-necked Phalarope (Fetlar boasts 90% of the total population in Britain).

Some species, like the Pacific golden plover and the red phalarope, are on track to lose nearly all of the suitable Arctic conditions they use in the summer, according to the study.

In this area there is an interesting bird museum, the Sigurgeir Bird Museum, which has a specimen of every Icelandic bird breeder that exists, except one: the gray phalanx.

An understudied bird, the slender-billed vulture has recently gained species status having been considered to be a subspecies of Gyps indicus prior to 2000.

Having suffered an extremely rapid decline in numbers due to a previously unknown cause, the slender-billed vulture is in danger of imminent extinction without immediate conservation action.

A bird museum can be found in the area, Sigurgeir's Bird Museum, that has a specimen of every Icelandic breeding bird there is, except one; the Grey Phalarope.

A bird museum can be found in the area, Sigurgeir's Bird Museum, that has a specimen of every Icelandic breeding bird there is, except one; the Grey Phalarope.

In the summer, play golf, go fly-fishing or canoe in Phalarope Lake with lovely views of the Cascade Mountains in the distance.

We also have a good chance to photograph the very rare (in Britain) and funny red-necked Phalarope (Fetlar boasts 90% of the total population in Britain).