However, you may be in luck just across the road from Mason!
Birdline report from 18/11/06:
"Bicentennial Park, waterbird refuge
1 Pectoral seen among several Sharp-tailed Sandpipers in front of the
Waterbird refuge."
Alistair
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Subject: RFI Mason Park
Last I heard in a report posted on Birdline was this:
"Sat 18 Nov
None! Mason Park
Almost entirely drained and dry. One adult stilt and three young seen,
only.
Barrie Ayres"
So the outlook's not good.
But if you're after a Pec, Pitt Town might be worth a look. This also
taken from Birdline:
"Wed 15 Nov Ruff, Pectoral Sandpiper, Wood Sandpiper, Marsh
SandpiperPitt Town Lagoon
Keith Brandwood"
Evan
On 11/21/06, Steve & Tamara Gross < > wrote:
> Has the reported Pectoral Sandpiper been seen recently at Mason Park or
has
> it gone?
>
>
>
> Steve Gross
>
> Orange NSW
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