Obviously incorrect reports on eBird

[Oscar Thomas]

https://ebird.org/checklist/S59170214 Tiritiri Matangi list that's almost certainly not just one location, as Scaup and Spotted Shag have never been reported there in recent history.

[Liam Ballard]

https://ebird.org/checklist/S59170214 Tiritiri Matangi list that's almost certainly not just one location, as Scaup and Spotted Shag have never been reported there in recent history.

Made more suspect by the fact that they recorded 1 variable oystercatcher despite there being two in one photo
Same with Takahe...

[Oscar Thomas]

https://ebird.org/checklist/S64112053 inland Shore plover that sounds like Black-fronted dotterel

[Finn Davey]

https://ebird.org/checklist/S66153261#flag-253806331

Couple of things.

1) has Little Black Shags as Pied Shags (I've reported that already)
2) The checklist has been put an incidental, but by looking at how many species they've got on there and it included photos, it seems like this shouldn't be the case. Looks like a complete checklist to me.
Could someone check this please?

[RussCannings]

Thanks Finn. Will do.

[Jake]

I couldn't help but share this one that lists:
"1 gull sp."
"1 tern sp." and
"12 bird sp."

I didn't even know the latter was an option

https://ebird.org/checklist/S19817707

[Jake]

Here's a slightly obscure one from 1986 for you. The image of the "chukar" looks like a red-legged partridge and the "swamphen" is a takahe

https://ebird.org/checklist/S58679218

[David Riddell]

... and a NZ dotterel on a shell bank and a flock of pied shags on a sandy beach in Milford Sound???

[David Riddell]

Here's a strange one from the Tongariro River Delta:

1 Variable Oystercatcher
1 Pacific Golden-Plover
1 Bar-tailed Godwit
1 Caspian Tern
1 White-faced Heron
1 New Zealand Fantail

https://ebird.org/newzealand/checklist/S4747981

[RussCannings]

Thanks all, keep em coming.