Hawkesbury Birds and possible DUNLIN

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Subject:	Hawkesbury Birds and possible DUNLIN - 3rd November 2002
From:	"Simon Blanchflower" <>
Date:	Mon, 4 Nov 2002 08:26:23 +1100

Hi all, just to add to this...I was at McGraths Hill earlier and a saw around 60 species there including 10 Glossy Ibis, 1 Buff-Banded Rail, 2 Spotless Crakes, 5 Baillon's Crakes a few Sharp-Tailed Sandpiper and 1 PECTORAL SANDPIPER.

This area is certainly hotting up lately although Pitt Town is fast drying up.

Cheers

Simon.

PS: Edwin I'll try and get down to Bushells during the week.

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Hawkesbury Birds and possible DUNLIN - 3rd November 2002