DEAR EDITOR On April 7, 2013, approximately 50 Great Knots （Calidris tenuirostris）, Red Knots （C. canutus） and Bar-tailed Godwits （Limosa lapponica） were seen on the coast of Jinmen （Quimoy） （N24°26′; E...DEAR EDITOR On April 7, 2013, approximately 50 Great Knots （Calidris tenuirostris）, Red Knots （C. canutus） and Bar-tailed Godwits （Limosa lapponica） were seen on the coast of Jinmen （Quimoy） （N24°26′; E118°18′） in Fujian, China. Among these birds, three Great Knots were banded with Australian yellow leg-flags （ENE, LCC and USP in Figures 1, 2 and 3, respectively）, which are new to Jinmen.展开更多
文摘DEAR EDITOR On April 7, 2013, approximately 50 Great Knots （Calidris tenuirostris）, Red Knots （C. canutus） and Bar-tailed Godwits （Limosa lapponica） were seen on the coast of Jinmen （Quimoy） （N24°26′; E118°18′） in Fujian, China. Among these birds, three Great Knots were banded with Australian yellow leg-flags （ENE, LCC and USP in Figures 1, 2 and 3, respectively）, which are new to Jinmen.
