The overall distribution of this species can be assessed, and
specific locations where birds have been spotted can be found,
based on individual sighting reports submitted by birdwatchers to
ebird.org
.
The global distribution of Temminck's Stint is available
HERE
.
Temminck's Stint are a strongly migratory species.
They breed in a wide area from subarctic northern Scandinavia
eastward all the way through northern Asia (to about 80 degrees
latitude) to the Bering Sea and the northern base of the
Kamchatka peninsula.
They spend the northern winters in more southern areas. A
small number stay in isolated areas around the Mediterranean,
mostly in Spain, southern Sardinia, Italy and Greece, but
also Tunisia, while most migrate to the Nile river valley
and tropical sub-Saharan Africa and the eastern highlands.
Others spend the winters in the Euphrates/Tigris lowlands,
parts of southern Iran and around the Arabian peninsula.
A large part of the population migrates to southern Asia,
from the border of Pakistan with India eastwards, in a
broad near-coastal strip around the entire subcontinent,
into the Ganges river system in Bangladesh, and on into
much of South-east Asia, including Taiwan and the southern
half of Borneo.
Temminck's Stint is sometimes listed as a vagrant to Australia.