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This is the last update I'll include NS-RBA, from here on I'll only post the
updates to NatureNS.
The day went better than I expected. So far there are 93 species and I
suspect there will be more to add by morning. Plus I may have missed the odd
one trying to find them all before they appear on eBird's Overview page.
There may or may not be more than that by the time Bruce updates the WBL
website.
I misspoke when I said we only 9 shorebird species the last 2 years, I
forgot to include the plover section so we had 12 shorebird species in each
of the last 2 years so not as bad. Though that is still well short of the
record 20 species we had in the winter of 2012/2103.
As of the time I write this, there is no Great Cormorant, House Sparrow or a
single shorebird which makes the 93 look even more impressive.
Keith Lowe
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