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:	Steve Clark <>
Date:	Thu, 7 Jun 2012 10:59:14 +1000

G'day all

Thanks to those who replied to my query about Marsh Sandpipers.
Obviously numbers fluctuate wildly with the abundance or lack thereof
of water.  No-one seems concerned that they are disappearing.

Hopefully I'll catch up with a few next summer.

Cheers
Steve
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