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South Australia (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter Ian Cockburn
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It may well help some people to give IDs of these if you give actual locations and dates.
1. In mangroves? - could help ID to know. Guess: Australian reed warbler.
2. Sharp-tailed sandpiper.
3. Probably a Calidris - at a guess, red-necked stint. If you have a photo (even if much worse) with its bill out of the water, that would help a lot.
1. In mangroves? - could help ID to know. Guess: Australian reed warbler.
2. Sharp-tailed sandpiper.
3. Probably a Calidris - at a guess, red-necked stint. If you have a photo (even if much worse) with its bill out of the water, that would help a lot.
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Ian Cockburn
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Many thanks.
