1. African Jacana 64. Pacific Golden Plover 127. Green Sandpiper 2. Lesser Jacana 65. American Golden Plover 128. Solitary Sandpiper 3. Wattled Jacana 66. Grey Plover 129. Wood Sandpiper 4. Northern Jacana 67. Northern Red-breasted Plover 130. Terek Sandpiper 5. Pheasant-tailed Jacana 68. Common Ringed Plover 131. Common Sandpiper 6. Bronze-winged Jacana 69. Semipalmated Plover 132. Spotted Sandpiper 7. Greater Painted-Snipe 70. Long-billed Plover 133. Grey-tailed Tattler 8. South American Painted-Snipe 71. Little Ringed Plover 134. Wandering Tattler 9. Crab Plover 72. Wilson's Plover 135. Willet 10. Magellanic Oystercatcher 73. Killdeer 136. Ruddy Turnstone 11. Blackish Oystercatcher 74. Kittlitz's Plover 137. Black Turnstone 12. American Oystercatcher 75. Three-banded Plover 138. Surfbird 13. Black Oystercatcher 76. White-fronted Plover 139. Great Knot 14. African Oystercatcher 77. Kentish Plover 140. Red Knot 15. Eurasian Oystercatcher 78. White-faced Plover 141. Sanderling 16. South Island Pied Oystercatcher 79. Snowy Plover 142. Semipalmated Sandpiper 17. Pied Oystercatcher 80. Piping Plover 143. Western Sandpiper 18. Variable Oystercatcher 81. Chestnut-banded Plover 144. Red-necked Stint 19. Sooty Oystercatcher 82. Red-capped Plover 145. Little Stint 20. Black-winged Stilt 83. Java Plover 146. Temminck's Stint 21. White-headed Stilt 84. Malaysian Plover 147. Long-toed Stint 22. Black-necked Stilt 85. Collared Plover 148. Least Sandpiper 23. White-backed Stilt 86. Two-banded Plover 149. White-rumped Sandpiper 24. Pied Avocet 87. Double-banded Plover 150. Baird's Sandpiper 25. American Avocet 88. Oriental Plover 151. Pectoral Sandpiper 26. Eurasian Stone-Curlew 89. Caspian Plover 152. Sharp-tailed Sandpiper 27. Indian Stone-Curlew 90. Rufous-chested Dotterel 153. Curlew Sandpiper 28. Water Thick-knee 91. Lesser Sandplover 154. Purple Sandpiper 29. Spotted Thick-knee 92. Greater Sandplover 155. Dunlin 30. Double-striped Thick-knee 93. Eurasian Dotterel 156. Broad-billed Sandpiper 31. Ibisbill 94. Mountain Plover 157. Stilt Sandpiper 32. Collared Pratincole 95. Hooded Plover 158. Buff-breasted Sandpiper 33. Oriental Pratincole 96. Black-fronted Dotterel 159. Ruff 34. Rock Pratincole 97. Tawny-throated Dotterel 160. Grey Phalarope 35. Small Pratincole 98. Wrybill 161. Red-necked Phalarope 36. Two-banded Courser 99. Magellanic Plover 162. Wilson's Phalarope 37. Bronze-winged Courser 100. Eurasian Woodcock 163. Least Seedsnipe 38. Temminck's Courser 101. Jack Snipe 164. Common Buttonquail 39. Three-banded Courser 102. Great Snipe 165. Black-rumped Buttonquail 40. Burchell's Courser 103. African Snipe 166. Hottentot Buttonquail 41. Cream Coloured Courser 104. Common Snipe 42. Northern Lapwing 105. Pin-tailed Snipe 43. Blacksmith Lapwing 106. South American Snipe 44. Long-toed Lapwing 107. Short-billed Dowitcher 45. Spur-winged Lapwing 108. Long-billed Dowitcher 46. Sociable Lapwing 109. Asian Dowitcher 47. White-crowned Lapwing 110. Black-tailed Godwit 48. Black-winged Lapwing 111. Hudsonian Godwit 49. Senegal Lapwing 112. Bar-tailed Godwit 50. Brown-chested Lapwing 113. Marbled Godwit 51. Crowned Lapwing 114. Eurasian Whimbrel 52. Black-headed Lapwing 115. Hudsonian Whimbrel 53. African Wattled Lapwing 116. Eurasian Curlew 54. River Lapwing 117. Far Eastern Curlew 55. Grey-headed Lapwing 118. Long-billed Curlew 56. Red-wattled Lapwing 119. Little Curlew 57. Yellow-wattled Lapwing 120. Upland Sandpiper 58. Masked Lapwing 121. Spotted Redshank 59. Black-shouldered Lapwing 122. Common Redshank 60. Pied Lapwing 123. Marsh Sandpiper 61. Andean Lapwing 124. Common Greenshank 62. Southern Lapwing 125. Greater Yellowlegs 63. Eurasian Golden Plover 126. Lesser Yellowlegs