Thanks David. I thought it would be the wrong season for especially tattlers of
either species. In addition to your response, Chris sent great pictures of
Grey-tailed Tattlers and Red-necked Stints he took at Long Reef recently. Thus,
it makes sense that we saw these two species today.
Nikolas
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Nikolas Haass
Sydney, NSW
----- Original Message ----
From: David Stowe <>
To: Nikolas Haass <>
Cc:
Sent: Sunday, June 29, 2008 7:15:05 PM
Subject: Re: [Birding-Aus] NSW, SYD, Dee Why, House Crow; and Long Reef,
Tattlers and stints
Hi Nikolas,
Grey-tailed Tattler and Red-necked Stints are commonly at Long Reef.
Not doubting the possibility of something different of course, but
they are the "usual suspects" you would expect to see there.
Cheers
Dave
On 29/06/2008, at 7:02 PM, Nikolas Haass wrote:
> Dee Why:
> The HOUSE CROW was present at the playground today. Showed nicely
> in company of two Austalian Ravens.
> Long Reef:
> Black-browed Albatross: 1 adult (melanophrys)
> Great Cormorant: 2
> TATTLER spec.: 3 on the rocks in the water (good habitat for
> Wandering Tattler)
> Ruddy Turnstone: 6+ on the rocks in the water
> STINT spec.: 11+ on the rocks in the water (looked scaly, I think
> they were imm. Red-necked Stints)
> Double-banded Plover: 8 on the rocks in the water
> Silver Gull: many
> Crested Tern: many
> White-fronted Tern: 4
> Has anybody else had better looks at the tattlers and the stints?
> Cheers,
> Nikolas
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