DARLING RIVERINE PLAINS BIOREGION Background Report

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Appendix F – Waterbird Survey Data for Menindee Lakes and Macquarie Marshes (Kingsford et al) Menindee Lakes Data Common 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 Total Smallest Year Largest Year Name Individuals Value Recorded Value Recorded Australasian Shoveler 2 24 4 2 22 71 20 145 2 1985, 1992 71 1997 Australian Pelican 1574 1798 2946 276 2900 1128 134 384 969 573 1020 163 282 410 306 190 183 414 15650 134 1989 2946 1985 Australian Shelduck 178 7 4 19 7 8 5 220 20 279 2 144 114 6 1013 2 1996 279 1995 Australian White Ibis 2 1 4 2 9 1 1992 4 1995 Australian Wood Duck 76 533 100 57 257 80 25 50 1178 25 1998 533 1985 Banded Lapwing 6 6 6 1987 6 1987 Banded Stilt 82 82 82 1995 82 1995 Black Swan 52 584 12 18 166 7 7 41 33 68 1360 40 12 193 34 1 9 2637 1 2000 1360 1995 Black-tailed Native-hen 690 4 61 1743 11 4 88 2601 4 1990, 1998 1743 1995 Black-winged Stilt 1 10 45 4 1690 1750 1 1985 1690 1995 Caspian Tern 70 14 44 1 158 8 14 309 1 1993 158 1995 Darter 16 11 48 2 5 7 6 11 2 12 27 8 6 19 180 2 1987, 1995 48 1985 Egrets 3 59 2 120 22 142 4 72 4 4 30 462 2 1986 142 1995 Eurasian Coot 36 2414 207 2780 29 27 55 1655 224 14 60 84 7585 14 1998 2780 1987 Freckled Duck 2 20 25 27 3 11 2 90 2 1983, 1999 27 1992 Glossy Ibis 32 231 263 32 1983 231 1995 Great Cormorant 292 259 3 48 628 292 33 10 92 36 13 3 2 3 4 14 10 33 1775 2 1996 628 1987 Great Crested Grebe 34 11 4 1 3 53 1 1993 34 1984 Great Egret 3 1 5 3 2 20 17 2 53 1 1988 20 1999 Grey Teal 202 962 273 8 50 7 18 108 605 452 276 44923 151 2 842 28 70 48977 2 1998 44923 1995
Common 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 Total Smallest Year Largest Year Name Individuals Value Recorded Value Recorded Gull-billed Tern 13 17 2 32 2 2000 17 1995 Hardhead 17 486 5 190 10 479 1138 110 9 5 2449 5 1989, 2001 1138 1995 Little Black Cormorant 48 3164 839 650 885 221 20 2 570 222 32 27 10 224 7 1175 8096 2 1990 3164 1984 Little Pied Cormorant 1347 36 73 625 8 3 34 104 15 53 71 116 16 12 2513 3 1990 1347 1983 Masked Lapwing 10 2 2 126 140 2 1991, 1992 126 1995 Musk Duck 1 6 8 2 10 27 1 1983 10 1991 Pacific Black Duck 6 132 47 4 35 48 353 418 472 109 6 72 72 1774 4 1987 472 1995 Pied Cormorant 907 1650 42 624 256 72 105 176 68 1465 92 106 123 4 32 218 227 6167 4 1998 1650 1985 Pink-eared Duck 11 312 449 4 197 169 13832 167 280 250 15671 4 1990 13832 1995 Purple Swamphen 709 709 709 1995 709 1995 Red-necked Avocet 144 46 2220 2410 46 1991 2220 1995 Royal Spoonbill 48 4 1 3 5 61 1 1990 48 1983 Silver Gull 340 399 148 86 138 36 7 61 127 65 55 742 84 2 12 27 2 2331 2 1997, 2001 742 1995 Small Grebes 1 12 13 1 1983 12 1990 Small Waders 5 200 13 5798 7 6023 5 1985 5798 1995 Straw-necked Ibis 6 4 1 4 0 20 3 38 1 1988 20 2000 Terns 2 2 2 1999 2 1999 Whiskered Tern 16 10 90 32 1 62 60 271 1 1993 90 1987 White-faced 6 1 19 1 1 3 2 1 34 1 1987, 1991, 19 1990 Heron 1992, 2000 White-necked Heron 13 6 19 6 1991 13 1990 Yellow-billed Spoonbill 35 28 12 280 6 3 101 7 17 503 2 10 12 3 4 1023 2 1996 503 1995 Grand Total 4330 11549 8214 1223 9530 1986 365 1078 3675 3154 3120 78177 591 1751 776 2148 543 2411 134621 365 1989 78177 1995
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