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| Subject: | Re: Breamlea, Victoria |
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| Date: | Wed, 10 Mar 2004 16:55:58 +1100 |
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Just came back from high tide down at the Breamlea Estuary near Geelong, Victoria. There were large numbers of plovers combing the seaweed, including large numbers of non-breeding and juvenile Double Banded Plovers(probably 15-20), lots of Red Capped Plovers and 4 Hooded Plovers, including one juvenile hooded. The highlight was a single Sanderling feeding with the red necked stints. It was flagged with a orange flag below, and yellow flag above, on its right leg. There were quiet a few beach washed birds too, including a Gannet, Shearwater, and Storm Petrel. Peter |
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