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Avocets at Kooragang

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Subject: Avocets at Kooragang
From: Andy Burton's Bush Tours <>
Date: Mon, 4 Jun 2001 10:21:19 +1000
Avocets are sometimes present in their thousands in the Hunter Estuary and your Curlews will be overwintering.



Andy Burton.






Giday All,
                last Thursday (31/5) I was at Kooragang Island (Stockton Bridge
section) and was amazed to see 150+ Red-necked Avocets roosting with
120+ Curlew (and one Whimbrel). Both of these numbers seem high, I've
seen a few Avocets here from time to time, but never more than 20 or so,
can anyone shed some light on this please. Maybe it a seasonal thing??
And the Curlews, are these ones that have missed the bus north or are
they just late in leaving.

Any comments welcomed.

Cheers
Graham Turner

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