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banded birds on COG wader weekend

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Subject: banded birds on COG wader weekend
From: "Lashko Susan" <>
Date: Thu, 12 Jan 2006 14:47:52 +1100
For those who went on the COG wader weekend to the Shoalhaven, I have received 
the reports back on the banded/flagged birds:

the Little Tern we found at Lake Wollumboola was banded at Manning River 
estuary, Harrington, NSW (between Port Macquarie and Newcastle) on 21/2/1994 - 
11 years 9 months and 12 days before we saw it - and was 385 miles from where 
it was banded.  When banded it was at least 1 year old.  I'm not sure how long 
terns live but ours is about 13+ years.

The Wader Study Group report that the Red Knot we found at Comerong Island was 
banded in Victoria - they don't say where, but give lat 38S and long 145E which 
appears to be the eastern side of Port Phillip Bay.  It was flagged sometime 
after 1990 (which I guess is when they started to use orange leg flags) and was 
621 km from where it was flagged.

Sue

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