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Wandering Tattler Location

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Subject: Wandering Tattler Location
From: "Troy Mutton" <>
Date: Fri, 11 Feb 2011 19:37:19 +1100
Hi all,

The Wandering Tattler was found and photographed at Long Reef this morning. 
Many thanks to Mark for notifying us about the beast - don't worry about the 
whingers - they're omnipresent in every scene or subculture. That's my third 
sighting of a Wandering Tattler and the first one that has let me take photos. 
I found the best approach was to wait behind the rocks and the bird got pushed 
towards me by rising tide and waves - it continued to happily feed and preen, 
periodically checking me out. I've put a couple of photos up on my flickr here 
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mrtroy/

Other birds seen - lots of Stints, a handful of PGPs, a few Grey-tailed 
Tattlers, one Double-banded Plover seen very briefly and nothing else that was 
unusual for a rockshelf around Sydney in mid-February.

Cheers
Troy
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