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Subject: | re: Megapodes |
From: | "Neville Schrader" <> |
Date: | Sat, 5 Apr 1997 09:01:22 +1000 |
In the central-west of NSW, megapode (Malleefowl) are found in dry sclerophyll forest, that still contains a good coverage of undergrowth which has wattles such as Currawang. The dominate eucalyptus usually being Grey Box, White box and Mugga Ironbark. The species became extinct in the Hervey's Range (now part of Goobang National Park) in the late fifties. The species can still be found in suitable forests around the Tottenham - Tullamore area. Maybe mallee is a last refuge for the species and it was more widespread and less restrict habitat wise before the major impacts that occurred in the 1900's. |
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