Hooded Plovers in NSW

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Subject:	Hooded Plovers in NSW
From:	"Alan Morris" <>
Date:	Thu, 5 Aug 2004 14:37:08 +1000

Hi Birders,
David Adams asked the question about Hooded Plovers that he had seen at
Mimosa Rocks NP, NSW as to whether they "are early for NSW".

Hooded Plovers of course are resident in NSW with a population of about 60
birds which are found on some South Coast beaches to as far north as Jervis
Bay.

Alan Morris
Birding NSW - Records Officer

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