Shorebird Roost · Quandamooka Country
Some of these birds flew here from Alaska without stopping — over eleven thousand kilometres in nine days. They return each year to feed and rest before the journey north to breed.
This high-tide roost was built for them. When the mudflats are submerged, it is one of the few places on Pumicestone Passage where migratory shorebirds can rest undisturbed.
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Your data helps the BIEPA Shorebird Working Group monitor who is using this roost.
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