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Sun 29 |  | Little Curlew Gingham Watercourse Mudflats adj Morialta Road, BULLARAH |
| 90 Little Curlews viewed and counted thru mounted scope from shoulder of road. Same location as previous recent trips.
30km south of Mungindi,
30km west of Gwydir Wetlands.
Other significant numbers in hundreds included: Red-capped Plovers, Banded Lapwings, Grey Teal, Dotterels etc (Moderator: Easily the biggest count of Little Curlews in NSW now! MR)
Observers: Jenny Holcombe, May Kuypers Whittall and myself eBird checklist | Patrick Johnston 29/1 #268881 |
|  | Comb-crested Jacana Rowes Lagoon, Collector |
| Originally posted to NSW Rare Bird Alert Facebook page. Single adult bird, seems content feeding approximately 50m out from shoreline, Edmondson VC Rest Area (Moderator's Note: This is an extraordinary record, and there would appear to be no previous records for the Southern or Central Tablelands of NSW. The only other western record that I could find was for Gilgandra in 1932. AKM) | Daniel Kurzawa 29/1 #268880 |
|  | Lesser Frigatebird Broughton Island | Seen on Providence Beach been chaced off by a Crested Tern. Too quick to snap a phone picture. Clearly seen in binoculars for ID. Headed quickly east along the island out of view. Good number (12) of Red-capped Plovers on beach also. eBird checklist | Jason Brown 29/1 #268877 |
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Sat 28 |  | Beach Stone-curlew Mallacoota Captain Stevenson's Point |
| Originally reported by Martin Butterfield earlier this morning. eBird checklist | Rob Clay 28/1 #268872 |
Tue 24 | | Terek Sandpiper, Grey-tailed Tattler Clonmel Island, Northern Spit |
| Observed 2 Terek Sandpipers in massive mixed flock and also Grey-tailed Tattler | mark lethlean 29/1 #268874 |
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