Hello again
Thanks for your enquiries. The location is on private property; in a
paddock approx. 100 metres west of Hills Rd (otherwise known as Mac's
Beach Rd). The approx. position using google earth is 34 21" 45 137
58" 85.
The 4 Oriental Plovers were first observed about midday yesterday
apparently feeding amongst a scattered roosting flock of 63 Banded
Plovers. They appeared settled so I returned to the site with my camera
equip and scope about 2.30 pm. Although not noticed earlier, a flock of
sheep were now scattered across the paddock. I searched thoroughly for
more than 1/2 hr but could not relocate the OP's however the banded
plovers had moved a few hundred metres south and their total numbers
were now 87.
<>Although within the same paddock, the habitat at this southern
location is rough undulating sandy ground with lumpy samphire and OP's
would be difficult to locate if they had moved into it.
I intend to return again this morning for another look and will report
the result when I return home to Price this afternoon.
Regards
Ian May
currently at Price
(08)88376212
Mob: 0428337956
Ian May wrote:
g'Day all
About midday today there were 4 Oriental Plovers associating with a
flock of 63 Banded Lapwing in a heavily grazed stubble paddock 10 km
west of Price township SA.
Ian May
St Helens Tasmania, currently at Price
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