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1	Brown Pelican (Pelecanus occidentalis) Add to Reading List Source URL: georgiaseagrant.uga.edu Language: English - Date: 2016-07-22 10:23:07 Charadriiformes Shorebirds Sandpipers Neognathae Calidris Erolia Least sandpiper Willet Marbled godwit Sanderling Ruddy turnstone
2	October/November 2012 In This Issue: Field Trips... October Program... Volunteer Appreciation Event Nov 2... Mini-Godwit Days OctoberChristmas Bird Counts... President’s Column... New Members & Subscribers... Add to Reading List Source URL: www.rras.org Language: English - Date: 2012-09-27 14:56:17
3	February/March 2013 In This Issue: Field Trips... RRAS Banquet... February Program... Science Fair... Student Bird Art Contest... Nature Writing Contest... Patricks Point Native Plant Garden... Godwit Days Fundraiser... Add to Reading List Source URL: rras.org Language: English - Date: 2013-01-28 18:09:00
4	In This Issue: Field Trips… June & July Programs… Patrick’s Point Native Plant Garden Celebration… President’s Column… Together Green Grant… Godwit Days Thanks… Picnicking with Sierra Club… Student Bird Add to Reading List Source URL: www.rras.org Language: English - Date: 2013-05-21 17:57:00
5	BAR-TAILED GODWIT 1YBRL This male Bar-tailed Godwit known since banding by the rather unromantic name of 1YBRL was banded at ‘Richard’s Point’ one of the sites on the eastern beaches of the northern shores of Roebu Add to Reading List Source URL: globalflywaynetwork.com.au Language: English - Date: 2013-01-13 00:50:18 Broome Western Australia Coastline of Western Australia States and territories of Australia Birdwatching Roebuck Bay Godwit Kimberley Geography of Western Australia Geography of Australia
6	BLACK-TAILED GODWIT 1YLYB This female Black-tailed Godwit known since banding by the rather unromantic name of 1YLYB was banded at ‘Boiler Point’ on the eastern beaches of the northern shores of Roebuck Bay. Black-ta Add to Reading List Source URL: globalflywaynetwork.com.au Language: English - Date: 2013-01-13 00:44:45 Geography of Western Australia Geography of Australia Ornithology Black-tailed Godwit Coastline of Western Australia Kimberley Godwit Roebuck Bay Limosa Shorebirds Birds of Western Australia
7	BAR-TAILED GODWIT 3YBBR This male Bar-tailed Godwit is our oldest bird that we know of still alive in the wild. He has been known since colour-banding by the rather unromantic name of 3YBBR. He was first caught in April Add to Reading List Source URL: globalflywaynetwork.com.au Language: English - Date: 2013-02-14 23:20:16 Broome Western Australia Coastline of Western Australia States and territories of Australia Birdwatching Roebuck Bay Kimberley Geography of Western Australia Geography of Australia
8	BAR-TAILED GODWIT 1MYRB This male Bar-tailed Godwit known since banding by the rather unromantic name of 1MYRB was banded at ‘Sandy Blowout ‘ on, the very first catch of the GFN colour-banding project in n Add to Reading List Source URL: globalflywaynetwork.com.au Language: English - Date: 2013-01-13 00:49:37 Geography of Australia Broome Western Australia Coastline of Western Australia Birdwatching Roebuck Bay Shorebirds Godwit Birds of Australia Kimberley Geography of Western Australia
9	BAR-TAILED GODWIT This female Bar-tailed Godwit known since banding by the rather unromantic name of 3RRYY was banded at ‘Richard’s Point’ one of the sites on the eastern beaches of the northern shores of Roebuck Add to Reading List Source URL: globalflywaynetwork.com.au Language: English - Date: 2013-01-13 00:50:55 Kimberley Broome Western Australia Coastline of Western Australia Birdwatching Roebuck Bay Shorebirds Godwit Bird migration Birds of Australia Geography of Western Australia Geography of Australia
10	PDF Document Add to Reading List Source URL: globalflywaynetwork.com.au Language: English - Date: 2015-04-20 07:49:53 Coastline of Western Australia Kimberley Limosa Shorebirds Birds of Western Australia Bird migration Godwit Eighty Mile Beach Roebuck Bay Birds of Australia Ornithology Geography of Western Australia

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