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Infrabel locs 6244 en 6296 zijn met een beladen ballasttrein vertrokken vanuit Quenast als trein Z93851 met bestemming Antwerpen-Zandvliet. Ripain, 21 april 2021
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Redshank
Tringa totanus
Distinctive with its red 'shanks' (or legs) this noisy wader is both a common breeder and a winter visitor.
In the breeding season Redshank mostly breed in lowland wet grassland sites, with pairs nesting close together to gain benefits from communal territorial defence. Once widespread across the country, BTO monitoring shows their distribution is becoming increasingly fragmented as numbers have fallen rapidly in response to changing agricultural practices.
In common with all waders, Redshank chicks are able to walk and feed almost as soon as they leave the nest. However, this makes them vulnerable to predators and they need areas of tall vegetation to hide in, close to damper patches where they can find invertebrate food.
Southern Shorthaul Railroad G513 crosses over the Hunter River at Oakhampton with Cement train 6244 from Boambee Beach to Berrima