Post Yasi Birds

9/6/2011

A beach stone-curlew sighting on Post-Yasi birds -

"we watched four of them by Wongaling Creek mouth yesterday. (30.5.11) Was the first time we'd seen them back there after Yasi so are happy".
Dr Helen K. Larson Wongaling Beach 4852

jen cameron

9/6/2011 12:32:04 pm

i have a family here they were here before and are still here. not beach aboriginal name willaroo taller

Liz

9/6/2011 02:00:55 pm

Great to know the wildlife that survived Yasi Jen. There are two kinds of curlews, the beach stone and the bush stone. If you are seeing them away fromt he beach it is most likely to be the bush species. They are all known as willaroo and the beach species is listed as vulnerable
http://birdsinbackyards.net/species/Esacus-neglectus

http://birdsinbackyards.net/species/Burhinus-grallarius

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