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Curlew Sandpiper and Black-winged Stilt at Jerrabomberra Wetlands

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Subject: Curlew Sandpiper and Black-winged Stilt at Jerrabomberra Wetlands
From: "Leo Berzins" <>
Date: Tue, 5 Nov 2013 20:03:56 +1100
Curlew Sandpiper present this afternoon at the southern end of Kellys Swamp.
A single Black-winged Stilt was also present on the far shore opposite Cygnus hide.
Another unusual sighting was a Latham’s Snipe with a sizeable chunk of feathers missing from the back of its head.
 
Regards,
Leo.
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