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Subject: | Re: Wader Identification at Long Reef. |
From: | Gary Wright <> |
Date: | Sat, 17 Oct 2009 13:13:39 +0930 |
Hi Mark >From your description of bird 1 I thought it was going to be a curlew sandpiper. After looking at the pictures and my connection dropping out quite a few times, I managed to get thoroughly confused. I would say that the bird in the photograph doesnt appear to have yellow legs and yellow legs would complicate things Gary 2009/10/17 Tom and Mandy Wilson <> > My thoughts: > 1st bird is (on balance of probability) a Sharp Tailed Sandpiper (I have > seen these at Long reef before) > 2nd bird is a Red Knot? To me, it doesn't look white enough to me to be a > Sanderling and size matches vs the other birds as well make me think it's a > bit too big. > Cheers > Tom Wilson |
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