What does WIPH stand for?

Wilson's Phalarope (bird species Phalaropus tricolor)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

This is only the ninth time a Wilson's Phalarope has been seen in Lancashire and the third time at Martin Mere, after sightings in 1990 and 1991.

Rare bird visits wetland centre

A Wilson's Phalarope was spotted at the wetlands on Saturday.

Crowds flock to see bird

We meet Phoebe Snetsinger, birder extraordinaire, who clocked up sightings of more than 8,400 species of birds in her lifetime; and Evelyn Baxter, 76, pulling on her wellies and clambering over barbed-wire fences to record the first Wilson's Phalarope ever to be spotted in Europe.

Confessions of a twitcher; Critic's choice

Today, the refuge is temporary home to 1 million northern pintail - a quarter of the continent's population - 500,000 of the small shorebirds called Wilson's phalaropes, and 400,000 eared grebes.

Bird sanctuary comes back after big flood