Hi Tweets,

I received the following inquiry from a newspaper publisher in Tasmania who
is looking for images of Bar-tailed Godwits from Washington to connect its
migration between Alaska and Australia. I mentioned that Bar-tailed Godwits
are not a common migrant here, but he's still interested in making the
connection through photographs from its clockwise migration around the
Pacific Ocean.

Contact him directly at sorelled at myroundabout.com.au

Adam

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Adam Sedgley
S e a t t l e, WA
sedge.thrasher [at] gmail [dot] com

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*From:* Peter Derkley [mailto:sorelled at myroundabout.com.au]
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Thank you for your assistance in this Adam. If you can pass on the
challenge to your locals, that would be fantastic. As well as being a
challenging photo comp, it is also an interesting exercise in following the
connection of the Godwit's migrations.****


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Hi there, I am writing from south east Tasmania, Australia.****

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I publish a local newspaper and am challenging locals here to capture the
departure of the two barred godwit as pictured below, which I believe will
turn up in your region around June July.****

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I would like to invite your members to submit photos of their arrival, or
shots of their journey. I anticipate that we will be holding a local
exhibition in 2013 if this all comes together, obviously that same
exhibition could feature our photos in some forum in your locality. What
do you think?****

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If you would like to participate in any way I would love to hear back from
you. ****

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Yours sincerely****

Peter Derkley
Publication Manager
Roundabout Sorell
C/o Shop 2, 10 Gordon Street, Sorell. Tasmania. Australia 7173
m. 0418 376 293
e. sorelled at myroundabout.com.au
w. www.myroundabout.com.au
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