RFI Broome wader timing

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Subject:	RFI Broome wader timing
From:	"Randall McFarlane" <>
Date:	Thu, 25 Apr 2002 17:46:00 -0400

Hello--

My wife and I are thinking about visiting Australia this November (it
would be our sixth trip to your country--clearly, we're enthusiasts)
with the idea of exploring SW WA. We thought it also would be
interesting to fly up to Broome for a few days to see the waders, but I
can't get a clear fix on how wader-productive a November visit would be;
I certainly wouldn't mind seeing Broome again, but don't want to make
such a substantial detour if the waders are likely to have moved on
elsewhere. Any wisdom any of you could offer on this point would be much
appreciated!

Randall McFarlane
Falls Church, Virginia
USA



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