MOVEMENTS OF GREY TEAL Anas gracilis FROM A DRYING, ARID ZONE WETLAND
| Posted: |
11/08/2021 |
| Author(s): |
G. Milkovits, R. Kingsford, S. V. Briggs, W. G. Lawler |
Grey Teal (746) were banded on Lake Salisbury, an ephemeral lake in north-western New South
Wales in June 1987, before the lake dried. By June 1991, 19 of these birds had been shot by hunters
in south-eastern Australia, and their bands recovered. Such recoveries show that Grey Teal, including
juveniles, travel to wetlands in south-eastern Australia from drying, ephemeral wetlands in northwestern
New South Wales.
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