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anonymous_guy
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Sharp-tailed Sandpiper on Lamma Island «n¤X®q¦³¦y§Àøf
« on: May 30th, 2005, 7:42am » |
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Seems it's lost or got left behind. Has been on farmland for the past 2 days feeding in a small stream between the vegetable plots D70 w/80-200m 29/05/2005
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Neil
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Re: Sharp-tailed Sandpiper on Lamma Island «n¤X®q¦
« Reply #1 on: Aug 7th, 2005, 10:09pm » |
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Guy, well I think think it's a great photo and a good sighting, Neil.
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Mike Kilburn
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Re: Sharp-tailed Sandpiper on Lamma Island «n¤X®q¦
« Reply #2 on: Aug 8th, 2005, 12:53am » |
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This is the right time of year for autumn passage of Sharpies, but an interesting record away from Deep Bay. It looks like an adult bird - juveniles are very bright and have lots of rufous in the wings, and on the back and head as their plumage is fresh. Adults that failed to breed are often the first returning migrant waders in autumn. Cheers Mike K
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