Birds of the Upper Cumberland Region: Species Accounts
Upland Sandpiper (Bartramia longicauda)
Abundance: Rare (3 records in 2 counties, 1 in Kentucky and 1 in Tennessee)
Status: Transient during spring (3 records); sight records.
Regional High Count: 1 (see below).
Information on Records:
23 April 1983 (1) Barren River, Barren County, Kentucky (Brainard Palmer-Ball, Jr. et al.; Stamm 1983c).
25 April 1993 (1) Warren County, Tennessee (Susan N. McWhirter; Witt 1993a).
14 April 2003 (1) Northern Barren County, Kentucky (Mitchell Sturgeon; Palmer-Ball and McNeeley 2003b).
YardWatch Results 2003 and 2004: No registrations.
Regional Extreme Dates:
Spring: 14 April 2003 (1) Northern Barren County, Kentucky (Mitchell Sturgeon; Palmer-Ball and McNeeley 2003b)-25 April 1993 (1) Warren County, Tennessee (Susan N. McWhirter; Witt 1993a).
Fall: No records.
Habitat: Extensive grasslands.
Counties with Observations (boldfaced):
| Barren | Metcalfe | Adair | Russell | Pulaski |
| Monroe | Cumberland | Clinton | Wayne | McCreary |
| Macon | Clay | Pickett | Fentress | Scott |
| Smith | Jackson | Overton | Putnam | Morgan |
| DeKalb | White | Cumberland | ||
| Warren | Van Buren | Bledsoe |
Remarks:
To see a map (Figure 1) displaying the data in the table above, click on the boldfaced word in this sentence.
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