What does RNPH stand for?

Red-Necked Phalarope (bird species)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The snow bunting, which survives only on the Cairngorm plateau, is another species in jeopardy, along with the red-necked phalarope, a wading bird, and the common scoter, which nests in northernmost areas.

Warming turns up the heat on our native birds

Richard Pearson, 41, was found with one of the largest ever hauls, many from rare birds like golden eagles and red-necked phalaropes - of which only around 30 pairs breed in the UK.

Prison for egg thief

JIM BRADY called after he received the latest sightings from Prescot Reservoir (still a private, permit only site), which has had red-necked phalarope, ring-billed gull and jack snipe so far this month.

THE steep-sided valley

uk THE MOST THREATENED SPECIES IN THE UK Capercaillie Black grouse Grey partridge Red-necked phalarope Turtledove Wryneck Skylark Aquatic warbler Marsh warbler Spotted flycatcher Red-backed shrike Linnet Bullfinch Scottish crossbill Reed bunting Corn bunting Common scoter

On a wing and a prayer; Seventeen of Britain's best-loved birds ...

The sparrowhawk's meal, a red-necked phalarope, had been dozily wading through shallow water and dipping its beak in the mud when the attacker swooped.

Red-necked dimwit; HAWK EATS DOZY RARE BIRD AS TWITCHERS WATCH

Red-necked phalarope - Wader found off Scottish coast.

The deserted fields

Three of Scotland's most endangered birds - the wryneck, the common scoter and the red-necked phalarope are also included on the protection list, which features 56 forms of British flora and fauna.

Flowers of Scotland join a select bunch