Where are the Marsh Sandpipers?

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Where are the Marsh Sandpipers?

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Subject:	Where are the Marsh Sandpipers?
From:	Robert Black <>
Date:	Thu, 7 Jun 2012 10:03:21 +1000

Hi Steve,
We have been seeing typical numbers in Central Qld in recent years. We survey 
some local wetlands and the saltworks regularly for Yellow Chats and waterbirds 
generally, numbers of Marsh Sandpipers seem to be pretty steady, beyond normal 
fluctuations.
Cheers, Bob Black
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