Reeders Point Moreton Is ( 122 counts)
Common name	Frequency %	Abundance	High count
Pied Oystercatcher	96.7	78.2	311
Great Crested Tern	79.5	86.9	800
Silver Gull	76.2	44.2	297
Caspian Tern	72.1	10.0	47
Bar-tailed Godwit	68.0	714.5	6810
Far Eastern Curlew	67.2	133.2	1015
Pied Cormorant	56.6	147.6	4300
Red-capped Plover	56.6	13.4	97
Australian Pelican	52.5	16.1	105
Australian Tern	47.5	22.5	310
Beach Thick-knee	45.1	1.1	4
Red-necked Stint	41.8	87.0	1492
Eurasian Whimbrel	37.7	45.6	551
Masked Lapwing	36.1	1.2	10
Black-bellied Plover	28.7	9.5	500
Great Knot	28.7	7.3	100
Whistling Kite	25.4	0.3	4
White-bellied Sea-Eagle	24.6	0.3	4
Gray-tailed Tattler	23.0	85.5	2304
Siberian Sand-Plover	21.3	5.1	81
Double-banded Plover	20.5	11.6	166
Lesser Crested Tern	18.0	1.2	22
Curlew Sandpiper	14.8	1.6	60
Greater Sand-Plover	14.8	1.9	158
Red Knot	12.3	5.5	250
White-faced Heron	12.3	0.2	10
Osprey	11.5	0.1	3
Ruddy Turnstone	11.5	0.6	46
Little Egret	10.7	0.2	7
Little Pied Cormorant	10.7	1.0	54
Pacific Golden-Plover	9.8	3.8	78
Brahminy Kite	8.2	0.1	2
Sanderling	8.2	1.2	65
Australian Ibis	6.6	0.1	5
Common Tern	6.6	0.8	50
Little Black Cormorant	4.9	0.3	20
Little Tern	4.9	1.0	76
Black-tailed Godwit	4.1	0.4	30
Bush Thick-knee	4.1	0.1	3
Common Greenshank	4.1	2.4	140
Great Egret	4.1	0.0	2
Striated Heron	4.1	0.0	1
Chestnut Teal	3.3	1.0	80
Sooty Oystercatcher	3.3	0.1	3
Medium Egret	1.6	0.0	2
Peregrine Falcon	1.6	0.0	1
Sharp-tailed Sandpiper	1.6	0.1	6
Australasian Darter	0.8	0.0	2
Australasian Gannet	0.8	0.0	1
Black-necked Stork	0.8	0.0	1
Broad-billed Sandpiper	0.8	0.0	2
Brown Goshawk	0.8	0.0	1
Great Cormorant	0.8	0.0	1
Red-necked Avocet	0.8	0.2	20
Terek Sandpiper	0.8	0.0	1
Wandering Tattler	0.8	0.0	1