Statistics for Random Australian Shorebirds

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Answer	% Correct
Australian Pied Oystercatcher	100%
Australian pratincole	100%
Banded stilt	100%
Beach stone-curlew	100%
Bush stone-curlew	100%
Comb-crested jacana	100%
Eastern curlew	100%
Great knot	100%
Grey-tailed tattler	100%
Hooded plover	100%
Little ringed plover	100%
Marsh sandpiper	100%
Masked lapwing	100%
Oriental plover	100%
Pectoral sandpiper	100%
Red-capped plover	100%
Red-kneed dotterel	100%
Red-necked avocet	100%
Red-necked phalarope	100%
Ruddy turnstone	100%
Sanderling	100%
Sharp-tailed sandpiper	100%
Sooty Oystercatcher	100%
White-headed stilt	100%
Wood sandpiper	100%
Common greenshank	67%
Inland dotterel	67%
Little curlew	67%
Australian painted snipe	50%
Black-tailed godwit	50%
Broad-billed sandpiper	50%
Greater sand-plover	50%
Grey plover	50%
Lesser sand-plover	50%
Red-necked stint	50%
Terek sandpiper	50%
Wandering tattler	50%
Whimbrel	50%
Common redshank	33%
Swinhoe's snipe	25%
Asian dowitcher	0%
Banded lapwing	0%
Bar-tailed godwit	0%
Black-fronted dotterel	0%
Common sandpiper	0%
Curlew sandpiper	0%
Double-banded plover	0%
Latham's snipe	0%
Little stint	0%
Long-toed stint	0%
Oriental pratincole	0%
Pacific golden plover	0%
Pin-tailed snipe	0%
Red knot	0%
Ruff	0%