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#HappeningNow The #EAAFP #MOP11 was tick-started with the tribal experience to deliver the Welcome to Country of Australia to our delegates.

Well the meeting has started and our delegate has taken his place around the table, which has now grown to be a full room when the observers are included.

But the EAAFP is not all meeting, some took an early morning trip into the Brisbane botanic gardens and saw some interesting animals

Day 4 of #EAAFP #MOP11 We are visiting the North Stradford Island, to refresh, watch birds and enjoy the great nature. We also enjoyed the traditional dance by quandamooka tribe people.

On 17 Mar, #EAAFP #MOP11 held in Brisbane, Australia, ended with the adoption of 11 Decisions, the election and appointment of the new Management Committee, and the announcement of EAAFP as an official partner to World Migratory Bird Day eaaflyway.net/mop11-successf…

Check out this poster i was given at the EAAFP meeting, by friends from the Wildfowl and Wetland Trust celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Wetland Link International of which the Pukorokoro Miranda Naturalists Trust is a member and i am a member of the Asia Oceania committee

The Secretariat staff and Dr. Choi Hyunah from 한스자이델재단 한국사무소 visited our Partner miranda trust and #FlywayNetworkSite Firth of Thames in New Zealand, learned about their work and discussed future work.

The team from the EAAFP office and one of the researchers from the Hanns Siedel Foundation, called into our house yesterday morning for breakfast, they are on a brief visit to NZ after the MOP in Brisbane, we then went to the Miranda Shorebird centre and the Flyway site, welcome!

The Korean visitors took my bird book to Tiri Tiri Island today, which they used to identify the birds, and with the lovely weather it looks like they had a great day

Grand view of the track of red knot HUB from miranda trust in New Zealand, now crossing Cape York Peninsula! Where's trhe stop and how long? Plenty of suspense at: globalflywaynetwork.org/flyway/east-as… #flyway EAAFP BirdLife Australia Birds New Zealand

Meanwhile the third Red Knot satellite tagged HUC was seen today in the Manukau Harbour still quite happy sitting there, will it migrate or stay in NZ?

The satellite wearing Red Knot that has not left NZ yet, and is still based in the Manukau Harbour, must have known he had to go somewhere so flew down to Farewell Spit for a couple of days and back again, a round trip of about 800kms!!!

Jesse Conklin reports: we successfully tracked bar-tailed #godwit chick ‘B6’ from Nome, Alaska to YKD, where it staged until departing on 13 October. It flew non-stop to Tasmania, an estimated flight distance of 13,436 km in 11 days. This was a record. eaaflyway.net/juvenile-bar-t…

Over the weekend one of our members read the numbers on bands on live birds that we had banded, and found quite astonishing longevity, a White Fronted Tern is now 25 years 4 months and 4 days old, while a Black Billed Gull is now 27 years 4 months and 7 days David Lawrie

🎊 Today is #Endangeres #Species #Day! There are 36 globally threatened species in #EAAFlyway, e.g. #CriticallyEndangerd #SpoonbilledSandpiper, #BaerPochard. We need to take immediate action to conserve these precious animals. 🦅🐢🐆🐊 cutt.ly/361pPr0 Spoon-billed Sandpiper Task Force

📣#EAAFPSecretariat is recruiting a Programme Officer to coordinate and develop EAAFP programme and support Partners’ activities. 📅Deadline: 28 May 2023 6 pm (KST) ▶️To apply: Scan the QR code or visit eaaflyway.net/programme-offi… #recruitment #job #conservation

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Worrying impact on shorebirds in the EAAFP from the use of nets to protect razor clam farms along China’s coast. 14,000 shorebird deaths recorded from just two sites. This can be easily avoided. chinadaily.com.cn/a/202312/04/WS…

Well the Godwit have started to arrive back in NZ with at least 500 arriving on Thursday and with a suitable weather window in Alaska we are expecting the bulk to arrive over the next week. There are a couple satellite tracked birds on the move

More new Godwits on the manukau Harbour today seen by Tony Habraken and David Lawrie