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In Britain the Greenshank breeds in the months April-August, is seen on passage migration in the months September to October and some winter in Britain between October and March.

So technically some Greenshank stay in Britain all year while others most likely some of the passage and breeding Birds may stay in Britain for only 1-6 months.

Q: How many months in Britain does the greenshank stay there for?

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In Britain the Greenshank breeds in the months April-August, is seen on passage migration in the months September to October and some winter in Britain between October and March.

So technically some Greenshank stay in Britain all year while others most likely some of the passage and breeding Birds may stay in Britain for only 1-6 months.

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1. siberian cranes

2. greater flamingo

3. eurasian golden oriole

4. black winged stilt

5. common greenshank

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There are many birds that migrate to India in the winters. Some of the birds are the greater flamingo, ruff, Siberian cranes, common teal, black winged stilt, white and yellow wagtail, gadwall, rosy pelican, northern pintail, northern shoveler, wood sandpiper, common greenshank, black tailed godwit, Eurasian wigeon, and wood and spotted sandpiper.

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The Philippines is host to four animal species that are only found in the country. These are the tamaraw (a dwarf buffalo), the mouse deer (smallest deer on earth), the tarsier (smallest monkey in the world), and the zebronkey (half zebra and half donkey).

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