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Sharp-tailed Sandpipers now spotted again at the FSTP. Thanks Chris

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Subject: Sharp-tailed Sandpipers now spotted again at the FSTP. Thanks Chris
From: "Kim Farley via Canberrabirds " <>
Date: Sat, 17 Oct 2026 06:04:02 +0000
I told a few of our keener birders about your waders and today Ben Milbourne and Shorty managed photos. The records and pics are on eBird. Their photos are poor but additional descriptive field notes help a lot. I was there a little while ago and Patrick Cox and I saw one in flight. 
Other folk are turning up so we will eventually get some decent pics I expect. 
Haha, nothing like a twitch and this one is ethically sound as no-one will get close enough to disturb the birds
Kim

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