Calidrine Sandpipers

• Europe; Red Knot, Sanderling, Little and Temminck’s Stint, Dunlin, Curlew, Purple and Broad-billed Sandpiper and Ruff.
• Asia; Great and Red Knot, Sanderling, Red-necked, Little, Long-toed and Temminck’s Stint, Dunlin, Western, Baird’s, Pectoral, Sharp-tailed, Curlew, Purple, Rock, Buff-breasted, Spoon-billed and Broad-billed Sandpiper and Ruff.
• Africa; Red Knot, Sanderling, Little and Temminck’s Stint, Dunlin, Curlew and Broad-billed Sandpiper and Ruff.
• Australasia; Great and Red Knot, Sanderling, Red-necked, Long-toed Stint, Pectoral, Sharp-tailed, Curlew and Broad-billed Sandpiper.
• North America; Surfbird, Red Knot, Sanderling, Dunlin, Semipalmated, Western, Least, White-rumped, Baird’s, Pectoral, Purple, Rock, Stilt and Buff-breasted Sandpiper.
• Central and South America; Surfbird, Red Knot, Sanderling, Dunlin, Semipalmated, Western, Least, White-rumped, Baird’s, Pectoral, Stilt and Buff-breasted Sandpiper.

Twenty-four species within the subfamily CALIDRINAE all of which are in a single genus Calidris.

• Surfbird Calidris virgata (Gmelin 1789)
• Great Knot C. tenuirostris (Horsfield 1821)
• Red Knot C. canutus (Linnaeus 1758)

∗ C. c. canutus (Linnaeus 1758)
∗ C. c. piersmai (Tomkovich 2001)
∗ C. c. rogersi (Mathews 1913)
∗ C. c. roselaari (Tomkovich 1990)
∗ C. c. rufa (Wilson 1813)
∗ C. c. islandica (Linnaeus 1767)

• Sanderling C. alba (Pallas 1764)

∗ C. a. alba (Pallas 1764)
∗ C. a. rubida (Gmelin 1789)

• Semipalmated Sandpiper C. pusilla (Linnaeus 1766)
• Western Sandpiper C. mauri (Cabanis 1857)
• Red-necked Stint C. ruficollis (Pallas 1776)
• Little Stint C. minuta (Leisler 1812)
• Temminck’s Stint C. temminckii (Leisler 1812)
• Long-toed Stint C. subminuta (Middendorf 1853)
• Least Sandpiper C. minutilla (Vieillot 1819)
• White-rumped Sandpiper C. fuscicollis (Vieillot 1819)
• Baird’s Sandpiper C. bairdii (Coues 1861)
• Pectoral Sandpiper C. melanotos (Vieillot 1819)
• Sharp-tailed Sandpiper C. acuminata (Horsfield 1821)
• Curlew Sandpiper C. ferruginea (Pontoppidan 1763)
• Purple Sandpiper C. maritima (Brünnich 1764)
• Rock Sandpiper C. ptilocnemis (Coues 1873)

∗ C. p. quarta (Hartert 1920)
∗ C. p. tschuktschorum (Portenko 1937)
∗ C. p. ptilocnemis (Coues 1873)
∗ C. p. couesi (Ridgway 1880)

• Dunlin C. alpina (Linnaeus 1758)

∗ C. a. arctica (Schiøler 1922)
∗ C. a. schinzii (Brehm & Schilling 1822)
∗ C. a. alpina (Linnaeus 1758)
∗ C. a. centralis (Buturlin 1932)
∗ C. a. sakhalina (Vieillot 1816)
∗ C. a. actites (Nechaev & Tomkovich 1988)
∗ C. a. kistchinski (Tomkovich 1986)
∗ C. a. arcticola (Todd 1953)
∗ C. a. pacifica (Coues 1861)
∗ C. a. hudsonia (Todd 1953)

• Spoon-billed Sandpiper C. pygmaea (Linnaeus 1758)
• Broad-billed Sandpiper C. falcinellus (Pontoppidan 1763)

∗ C. f. falcinellus (Pontoppidan 1763)
∗ C. f. sibirica (Dresser 1876)

• Stilt Sandpiper C. himantopus (Bonaparte 1826)
• Buff-breasted Sandpiper C. subruficollis (Vieillot 1819)
• Ruff C. pugnax (Linnaeus 1758)

• Surfbird used to be placed in a monotypic genus Aphriza (Audubon 1839).
• Spoon-billed Sandpiper used to be placed in a monotypic genus Eurynorhynchus (Nilsson 1821).
• Broad-billed Sandpiper used to be placed in a monotypic genus Limicola (Koch 1816).
• Stilt Sandpiper used to be placed in a monotypic genus Micropalama (Baird 1858).
• Buff-breasted Sandpiper used to be placed in a monotypic genus Tryngites (Cabanis 1857).
• Ruff used to be placed in a monotypic genus Philomachus (Merrem 1804),

• Calidris pugnax rhyphaecus (Potopova 1990)

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