RE: Common Sandpiper habitat

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Subject:	RE: Common Sandpiper habitat
From:	David Geering <>
Date:	Mon, 8 May 2000 14:35:59 +1000

Michael

Common Sandpipers in the Hunter River estuary in NSW utilise either the
steep muddy banks of creeks off the main Hunter River (most common site) or
are on the rocky retaining walls (this includes the occasional boat ramp
constructed on discarded oyster shells).  I have very rarely observed them
foraging on mud flats with other shorebirds.

Cheers

David Geering

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