Dave Torr kindly took me onto the WTP this morning. The Hud'wit was showing
well on Walsh's Lagoon from 8-9.30am. It shows its black arm pits occasionally.
The supercilium, bill shape, leg length (short) and overall very slightly
smaller size are good clues (particularly when directly with the Black'wits,
but seeing the armpits is the clincher. The overall colouration appears
identical to the black'wits.
Rob Morris Brisbane, Australia > Date: Tue, 20 Jan 2009 16:35:13 -0800> From:
> To: > Subject:
[Birding-Aus] Hudwit at Werribee - visit this weekend> > I am thinking of
flying down to Melbourne this weekend for a day or two and was wondering if
anybody could let me into Werribee and help me track down the Hudwit on Sunday
(Sunday is my preference as all the cheap flights seem to be vanishing pretty
quickly). > > Can anybody that can assist please direct replies to me directly
as the Birding-Aus archive system seems to be down at the moment.> > Really
appreciate this.> > Cheers,> > Carl Billingham> Taringa, Brisbane, Queensland>
0412 804 451> > > > Stay connected to the people that matter most with a
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