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flagged pectoral sandpipers

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Subject: flagged pectoral sandpipers
From: Michael Todd <>
Date: Sat, 03 May 2003 16:14:53 +1000
Hello Michael,

I'm sure that what Keith meant was that it was amazing that he saw ANY Pectoral Sandpipers that had been flagged when there are a total of 2 that have been flagged in Australia.

I must say I agree- it is amazing! Well done Keith.

Cheers

Mick Todd
Griffith, NSW




At 09:44 PM 2/05/2003 +1000,  wrote:
Keith Brandwood said

" there were two ...[Pectoral Sandpipers flagged in Oz]..
one in 1997 the other Feb 2002. It seems quiet amazing that
the one I recorded here in the Hawkesbury was the one
flagged in 2002 what were the chances of that I wonder."

If that was the only surviving flagged PS the chances of an
Oz-flagged PS being that PS are 100%.

Of course the other may have survived so let's say 50%.

About as "amazing" as a spun coin turning up head or tails
rather than on its edge.

Michael Norris

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