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Eurasian Curlews still on the Gold Coast?

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Subject: Eurasian Curlews still on the Gold Coast?
From: Barry Davies <>
Date: Mon, 24 Nov 2008 17:48:09 +1000
I was at Southport, on the Gold Coast, this morning and decided to take the opportunity to check the Broadwater for the Eurasian Curlews seen there earlier this month. On the mud banks opposite between 400 and 500 Marine Parade, Labrador there were 4 species of large waders, Eastern Curlew, Godwits, Whimbrels and another represented by one individual that had a downcurved beak. It was smaller than the Eastern Curlew but larger than the Whimbrel so was possibly a Eurasian Curlew. I was using a scope but it was about 200-300m away so I was unable to see any other details. All 4 species were reasonably close together so it was easy to make the size comparison.
Has anyone else seen them recently?
Regards,
Barry Davies,
Gondwana Guides.
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