Bartramian Sandpiper -

: It possesses long, yellowish legs and a long tail that extends past its wingtips when perched.

: It is frequently seen perching on fence posts or telephone poles. When landing, it often holds its wings high over its back for a few seconds before folding them. Habitat and Diet bartramian sandpiper

The bird is roughly 12 inches long with a 20-inch wingspan, characterized by unusual proportions: : It possesses long, yellowish legs and a

While officially a shorebird, the Bartramian sandpiper is . Upland Sandpiper Bartramia longicauda - Birds of the World : It possesses long

: Its feathers are mottled brown and buff, providing excellent camouflage in tall grass. The breast features distinct dark "V" or chevron-shaped markings.