Here are the results from the shorebird survey that took place along our coastline from 31st Jan to 2nd February.
Thanks go to all who participated.
Munster to Umtamvuna Beaches surveyed
31st Jan-2nd Feb
Munster co-ords
S30,59,43.7 E30,16,7.8
Umtamvuna co-ords S31 04
47.7 E30 11 42.2
Counters – Angie
Butcher, Doug Butcher, Stan Culley, Sue Hansbury, Andy Ruffle, Barrie Willis.
Kelp Gull – 2
Sandwich Tern – 3
Sanderling – 3
Ruddy Turnstone – 8
White-breasted Cormorant
– 6
African Black
Oystercatcher – 4
White-Fronted Plover – 7
Common Sandpiper - 2
Blacksmith Lapwing – 6
Egyptian Goose – 44
African Pied Wagtail – 1
Water Thick-knee - 12
Pied Kingfisher – 3
Giant Kingfisher – 2
Hamerkop - 1
African Fish-Eagle – 1
Woolly-necked Stork – 1
Hadeda Ibis – 1
White-necked Raven – 3
Port Shepstone to Uvongo Beaches
surveyed 1st-2nd Feb
Port Shepstone co-ords 30°44'29.42"S
Uvongo co-ords 30°50'5.92"S
30°23'44.91"E
Counters – Eileen
Brannigan, Eric Kok, Herbie Osborne, Jeanette Osborne, Andy Ruffle.
Kelp Gull – 10
Swift Tern - 3
African Black
Oystercatcher – 2
White-breasted Cormorant
– 15
Ruddy Turnstone – 19
Common Sandpiper – 1
Three-banded Plover – 2
Marsh Sandpiper - 1
Water Thick-knee - 11
Blacksmith Lapwing – 50
Pied Kingfisher – 4
Woolly-necked Stork – 14
Hadeda Ibis – 1
Spur-winged Goose – 1
Yellow-billed Duck – 2
Egyptian Goose – 7
African Spoonbill – 1
Grey Heron - 4
Additional coverage
Mpenjati River in the south to Centre
Rocks in the north surveyed 1st-2nd Feb
Co-ords
(30˚58’18.61”S/30˚17’09.24”N to 30˚56’41.32”S/30˚18’16.61”E)
Counters – (TRAFALGAR
CONSERVATION GROUP ) Dan and Dorothy McIntyre, John and Shirley Barclay, Hans
and Marian Albach, Steve and Jenny Rennie and Jamie Kotze.
Common Greenshank – 1
White-Fronted Plover – 5
Caspian Tern – 2
African Black
Oystercatcher – 1
Reed Cormorant -1
White-breasted Cormorant
– 1
Pied Kingfisher – 1
Pennington to Kelso surveyed 31st
Jan
Co-ords (30°23'12.94"S
30°41'48.68"E to 30°21'48.99"S 30°42'49.92"E)
Counters –
Evelyn Heunis.
African Black
Oystercatcher – 6
White-Fronted Plover – 2
Kelp Gull – 2
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