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Date Posted: 18:05:13 08/01/06 Tue
Author: Em
Subject: No no, they are ducks! The plover was soemthing else..
In reply to: Si 's message, "OHHHHHHH.....^^" on 16:04:28 08/01/06 Tue

You'e not going crazy, the cute little fluffballs were ducks, but I also saw a baby plover the other day. Couldn't get a photo of it though. It was even tinier than the little ducklings! Awww! Plovers are birds about the size of a magpie but with longish legs, white bellies, light grey wings/back, and bright yellow around their heads. They kind of screech too. You'd probably know one if you saw it - especially if you heard it. They're possible the loudest bloody birds on the planet!

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