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Quick way to identify waders?

from [Bob Forsyth] [Permanent Link][Original]
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Subject: Quick way to identify waders?
From: "Bob Forsyth" <>
Date: Fri, 15 Oct 2004 12:59:52 +1000
g'day all,
 
Some years ago a writer to Birding-Aus postulated that all Waders are actually the one species !
.. but there are many races ! !
(can anyone find that posting in the archives ?)
 
Seriously, ID of a Waders is a challenge.
I have started a simple ID comparison table for a range of Waders seen in Qld.
It is size sequence for a start !
 
Please contact me for a copy. I am seeking feedback from the experts out in civilisation.
It is in Microsoft Word format.
 
Regards
Bob Forsyth, Mount Isa, NW Qld.
ps A Tern ID Table is available from http://birdsqueensland.org.au
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