fresh water waders

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Subject:	fresh water waders
From:	"KEITH BRANDWOOD" <>
Date:	Fri, 20 Oct 2000 22:28:11 +0100

Hi b/ausers the migrant waders
havent increased here in the
Hawkesbury. went around the 
lagoons yesterday, w/s/piper
and 17 s/t/s/p remain at Pittown
together with a Bar-tailed Godwit, 
a lone Greenshank at Bushells,
 snipe arethe most numerous.
There are 7 Red- kneed Dots
at Pittown the most we have 
recorded in the area for some
years.They arrived on the the
11th and one was sitting on a egg
by the 15th did'nt waste much time
did they? this is in the Sydney area.
Whats happening waderwise in other 
places lets have some feedback, please.

a starved wader freak  
KEITHBRANDWOOD








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