Erythrogonys cinctus

Red-kneed Dotterel at Fyshwick, ACT

Erythrogonys cinctus at Fyshwick, ACT - 24 Jan 2020
Erythrogonys cinctus at Fyshwick, ACT - 24 Jan 2020
Erythrogonys cinctus at Fyshwick, ACT - 24 Jan 2020
Erythrogonys cinctus at Fyshwick, ACT - 24 Jan 2020
Erythrogonys cinctus at Fyshwick, ACT - 24 Jan 2020
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Erythrogonys cinctus 26 Jan 2020 ArcherCallaway
Erythrogonys cinctus 25 Jan 2020 RodDeb

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   27 Jan 2020
Can you confirm location was near Tadorna hide. I just have never seen the water low enough for Dotterels there.
RodDeb wrote:
   27 Jan 2020
Yes these were definitely taken from Tadorna hide. The pic of the Red Fox was also taken from Tadorna hide. The water is down quite a bit but still fairly deep in spots.
AlisonMilton wrote:
   27 Jan 2020
Hi Ryu, I'm not surprised. When I last visited the wetlands on 125 November most of the usual pelican perches at the Tadorna Hide were getting close to being over mud flats. I had already begun thinking that the 'refugees' from Kelly's swamp would end up along the creek here where there were now obvious mud flats, which is why I wasn't concerned about the rangers deciding NOT to pump water back into Kellys Swamp.
   27 Jan 2020
Thanks, I never realised how shallow that area must be.
natureguy wrote:
   27 Jan 2020
It must get deeper further along because I went to see the Great Crested Grebe further down the creek back in December and the water was still up almost to the edge (no mudflats).

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