Hi again,
I forgot to mention, as you can only get into the Western Lagoon area at the moment, WTP is not a day outing at the moment. An hour or so should let you see all there is to see. If you are planning to come from interstate in the next day or so it might be worth waiting for a week and checking then. If you are just coming for the Stilt Sandpiper then it was seen today and was accessible, but if it moves from the Western Lagoon area, it can’t be chased.
cheers
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2 responses to “Western Treatment Plant – part 2”
Serendip and the You Yangs *may* open this morning after the rangers have done an assessment of the track conditions. The problem at Serendip is that even the car park track has been cut up by the rain.
I also heard that the You Yangs and Serendip were closed today too, don’t know about tomorrow, in case anyone is thinking they’ll spend the rest of the day there. Can anyone confirm?
I’ll be at the Western Lagoons in the morning looking for the Stilt Sandpiper, Ruff, etc. If anyone finds them in that time, please call me on 0422 211 635.
Peter Shute