My mind went on a (hopefully) brief trip when composing this message. As shown in the database the Stilts were Black-winged rather than Banded.
Martin
On Sun, Feb 13, 2011 at 7:08 PM, martin butterfield <> wrote:
I am not a member of birding-aus so perhaps someone will need to forward this on. I have a record on the COG Atlas and thus presumably the BA Atlas, dated 9 December 2007 showing inter alia:
- 100 Black Swan (with dependent young);
- 4 White necked Heron
- 3 Banded Stilt
I can't remember the details of the visit - possibly something to do with a report of Banded Lapwings a little further North? - but I suspect those species means there was a fair level of water in the lagoon then.
I am intrigued by the reference to 'water weeds'. Is this the reeds that provide shelter for breeding Ibis and the Australian Bitterns?
Martin
On Sun, Feb 13, 2011 at 6:40 PM, Philip Veerman <> wrote:
Forwarded to COG list from birding-aus. No doubt someone can help them
with the answer. I was wondering the same thing. The message also
repeats the confusion of the spelling of the name of this place. But I
had never seen it as Rowse, usually Rose, Rowes or Roses.
-----Original Message-----From:
[ On Behalf Of Peter
Shute
Sent: Sunday, 13 February 2011 2:16 AM To: '';
''
Subject: NSW Snowy Mts (Thredbo) & South Coast
(Narooma) - mid Jan 2011 (longish)
"Lunch was at Rowse Lagoon near Goulburn, which seemed to have a lot of
water, but was full of water weeds, so one couldn't see much apart from
Swamphen heads."
I visited Rowes Lagoon in September 2009, to find just a bare paddock,
so it's good to hear it has water in it. I was under the impression it
had been dry for years. Can anyone tell me when it last filled?
Peter Shute
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