Thread: VIDEO: Spur-wing Plovers - Interesting Zig Zagging behavior

Originally Posted by GWH

Whilist they were one behind the other a couple of times there was too much distance behind them for that to ever work with this cartridge, the little 20gr vmax blows up violently and theres no direct pass thru, other than tiny fragments blowing up like a tiny handgrenade.

Sad times when the bullet is too effective!

Here is an extract from NZ Birds on line regarding the spur winged plover......

In just over 80 years since the first breeding record, it has gone from a fully protected native to having that protection removed in 2010. First recorded breeding near Invercargill in 1932, it subsequently spread northwards through the country, becoming established in Northland in the 1980s.



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Originally Posted by kukuwai

Here is an extract from NZ Birds on line regarding the spur winged plover......

In just over 80 years since the first breeding record, it has gone from a fully protected native to having that protection removed in 2010. First recorded breeding near Invercargill in 1932, it subsequently spread northwards through the country, becoming established in Northland in the 1980s.



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May bee Bola blew South, TNX @kukuwai.