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Sandplover in the States

To: Russ Lamb <>
Subject: Sandplover in the States
From: Ian May <>
Date: Wed, 09 Sep 2009 20:35:35 +0930
This link worked for me. http://www.sunbittern.com/id-sandplovers.html

And yes, I reckon its a Greater too. The legs of a Lesser nearly always appear finer, almost spindly compared to the strong thicker legs of Greater.

Regards


Ian May
St Helens Tas.
currently at Price SA.

0428337956





Russ Lamb wrote:

For those of you interested in helping American birders ID this sandplover, get some help by going to http://sunbittern.com/id-sandplovers.html Local SEQ birder and Bribie Island/Pumicestone Passage habitee Trevor Ford has created a wonderful website of the region he knows so well, and has created a clear and practical ID guide aimed at distinguishing between Lesser and Greater Sandplovers. Check it out, remembering that Trevor's guide compares races in Australia, and the Virginian bird is posssibly(probably) of a different race.
        And I reckon it's a Greater.

Russ Lamb, Maleny,SEQ



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