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| Subject: | Help identifying waterbird |
| From: | "Peter Shute" <> |
| Date: | Thu, 18 Jan 2007 23:51:29 +1100 |
Thanks, do you agree it's a juvenile? And is it usual that you can't see the
white on its lower back when its wings are folded?
Slater says it's "uncommon to rare" in the south. Does that apply this close
to the WTP?
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Subject: Help identifying waterbird
Looks like a Marsh Sandpiper to me
Regards,
John Graff
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