Rare birds in northern Australia

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Subject:	Rare birds in northern Australia
From:	"John Harris" <>
Date:	Fri, 07 Jan 2005 11:24:37 +1100

Dear All

Can definitely back up the claims of Lt Ringed Plover and Garganey in Darwin as last Thursday on my arrival in Darwin, Niven McCrie took me to the sewage farm where I picked up both the above mentioned birds and Swinhoe's Snipe (all ticks for me) and Yellow Wagtails as well. A nice way to start my trip to the top end, 3 new birds within four hours of landing.

John Harris

Doncaster East Vic

Via Gawa Homeland, Elcho Is. NT

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