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Unususal Flag/band combinations at the Western Treatment Plant today

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Subject: Unususal Flag/band combinations at the Western Treatment Plant today
From: Paul Hackett <>
Date: Wed, 22 Oct 2008 22:21:12 +1100
Hi All,

I visited the Western Treatment Plant at Werribee, Victoria today and noticed a couple of unusual Flag/band combinations on a couple of Waders. A Sharp-tailed Sandpiper had, Right Leg: Tibia: Black Flag over White Flag - Left leg: Tibia: Black Band. I believe this bird may have been banded in mainland China. Can anyone confirm this? The other bird seen had Right Leg: Tibia Orange Flag over Yellow Flag - Left leg none. The closest I could find was South Australia?? Some photos of both birds can be seen at m("N05/sets/72157608259561888/","//www.flickr.com/photos/7116052");">http: Any assistance would be appreciated so I can report the bands to the relevant organizations

Cheers, Paul

Paul Hackett
Melbourne, Australia
0414355146

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