Definition: The sandpiper bird, also known as a tern, primarily inhabits the Mediterranean, Canary Islands, and Bornean tropics. It is one of the most commonly found birds in its habitat. Definition: A species of waterbird that typically breeds on salt lakes in the Mediterranean or Bornean tropical regions. In the Bible, 'sandpiper' is a bird from the tribe of Hittites (specifically from the land of Egypt), who were known for their distinctive song and vocalisations. In the Bible, it was also associated with the Hebrew name "Gomer." The word "gomer" has its roots in Hebrew and refers to a male bird that could be found throughout the region of Canaan, where the Israelites settled. So, when we refer to the sandpiper in the Bible, it is referring to a specific species of waterbird from Egypt, which is known for its song and vocalizations.
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