Yep,
I was at Spectacle Lake on Sunday. I filmed the first 3 of those and have a
tentative ident for a Bar-Tailed Godwit there. It sure was full of waders.
I also filmed a Singing Honeyeater at the very point of Point Cooke shortly
after the gates opened in the morning.
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Dr David Paterson
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Subject: re: Point Cook
Hi All,
Dropped into Point Cook's Spectacle Lake Bird Hide on Tuesday, and the
lake was full of waders, including Sharpies, Curlew Sandpiper and Red-
necked Stint, as well as nesting Black-winged Stilt. Water level are
very low and there are large areas of mudflat. It was a winding day,
which may have driven birds away from the nearby beaches.
Well worth a look/scope.
Tim
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