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| Subject: | Frankston Sewage Farm |
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| Date: | Mon, 16 Feb 1998 09:07:48 +1100 |
South-east purification works
The level on the big tank has dropped and at last there are some
waders there. On Saturday, there were 100's of Sharp-tailed
Sandpipers, about 10 Greenshanks, 1 Marsh Sandpiper, 2 Red-necked
Stints, 1 Wood Sandpiper, 1 Japanese Snipe, several Red-capped
Dotterel, 2 Black-fronted Dotterel a Double-banded Dotterel and,
of course, lots of Spur-winged Plovers.
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