Please see below.
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From: Mick Roderick <<>>
Date: 10 July 2014 11:18:08 pm AEST
To: "<>"
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Subject: Yellow Wagtail still on Hexham Swamp
Reply-To: Mick Roderick <<>>
Hi all,
The (Eastern) Yellow Wagtail "first reported" on the 22nd June is still being
seen on Hexham Swamp. I have seen it a few times myself, most recently on
Tuesday afternoon, but it is a particularly difficult bird to photograph. A
local birder, Max Blanch has managed the only 2 shots of it, one of which I
posted to Birdline NSW today
http://www.eremaea.com/BirdlineRecentSightings.aspx?Culture=en-AU&Birdline=2&Path=8
There are also 4 Sharp-tailed Sandpipers and 2 Marsh Sandpipers at the site,
along with ~20 Curlew Sands, 5 Greenshank and a few Red-necked Stint. If you do
visit the Birdline page, check out the crakes and rails also seen and
photographed there (the image in the post, taken by Chris Herbert, shows a
Lewin's Rail, Spotted and Spotless Crakes feeding together).
Mick
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