




22nd November 2008 1130 hrs.
The final act of reclaimation of the Old Miri River! No more mudflats, no more waders here. Another one bites the dust! Today, there were 2 Little Egret, 2 White-breasted Waterhen, 2 Common Sandpiper, 1 Pacific Golden Plover, 4 Little Ringed Plover, 1 Striated Heron.
Let's bet on what's coming up next over this spot over the next few months, anyone? Anyone?
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