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Pectoral Sands?

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Subject: Pectoral Sands?
From: REID Colin <>
Date: Mon, 25 Feb 2002 18:06:57 +1000
Hi
        Anyone out there in birding land with lots of experience with
Pectoral Sands?

        Do they ALWAYS, without fail, have the distinct demarcation between
chest and belly as displayed in all the books, or, is there a time, maybe
during moult, that this line is less definite? Any advice readily accepted! 

Colin R 
Brisbane



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