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The 11 pages that link to East Asian–Australasian Flyway, each with the reason it gives.

• Yellow SeaRelated: Its shorebirds depend on Yellow Sea mudflats as crucial stopover feeding grounds.

• Migratory birdsBroader topic: Its shorebirds depend on a chain of coastal wetlands across multiple countries.

• Poyang LakeRelated: Poyang Lake is a major stopover and wintering area along this route.

• GruidaeRelated: Cranes such as the red-crowned crane use this flyway, where wetland loss threatens stopover habitat.

• Liaodong BayNarrower topic: Migratory shorebirds use coastal wetlands around the bay as feeding and resting sites.

• ScolopacidaeBroader topic: Its coastal wetlands support large numbers of migratory scolopacids.

• Chongming IslandRelated: Chongming’s wetlands serve as a stopover along this migration route.

• TurnstoneRelated: Ruddy Turnstones moving between Arctic breeding grounds and Australia use this flyway.

• SuncheonRelated: Migratory birds connect Suncheon Bay’s wetlands to habitats across the flyway.

• Swan gooseRelated: Some swan goose populations migrate along this route between breeding and wintering grounds.

• GodwitRelated: Godwits using this route rely on a chain of wetlands and coastal feeding grounds.