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Oriental Plover / Oriental Dotterel / Eastern Sand

Oriental Plover / Oriental Dotterel / Eastern Sand Plover - Non-breeding plumage - two, mild aggression (Charadrius veredus ). Photographed 15 September, recently arrived in Australia from N China and Mongolia. Common in northern areas of Australia especially dry grasslands, dry muddy areas near water but often far from water. Also gibberstone plains and occasionally coastal

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10858886
Media ID
42940884
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3072px x 2048px (713KB)
Credit
© Don Hadden / www.ardea.com
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