American Oystercatcher

About

About

1. The American Oystercatcher is an uncommon animal in Desktop Halfpipe that you meet in the sand, dunes and shallows on Low Tide and High Tide. It looks like a black and white bird with a red beak.

How to meet it

1. Look in the sand, dunes and shallows on Low Tide and High Tide. It only comes out: day. Walk up and press E to spot it; it goes in your Wildlife journal.

FAQ

1. Where do I find the American Oystercatcher? In the sand, dunes and shallows on Low Tide and High Tide.
2. When is the American Oystercatcher out? Day.
3. How rare is the American Oystercatcher? Uncommon.
4. See Wildlife: Beach for every animal there, and Wildlife for the rest.
5. Catalogue no. AN-WLD-059.

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