Charadriiformes

**Charadriiformes** adalah ordo burung yang beragam dari ukuran kecil sampai sedang-besar. Itu mencakup 350 spesies dan memiliki anggota di seluruh dunia. Kebanyakan Charadriiformes adalah hewan kosmopolitan yang banyak tinggal dekat dengan air dan memakan invertebrata atau hewan kecil; meskipun demikian, beberapa spesies adalah pelagik (burung laut), beberapa mendiami kawasan gurun dan beberapa jenis dapat ditemukan di hutan tebal.

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