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Subject: | Spotted CrakeSSS at Belmont Common (Geelong) |
From: | Russell Woodford <> |
Date: | Mon, 07 Apr 1997 19:52:20 +0000 |
Hi all This really should be Aidan Sudbury's message, as he is the one responsible.... but as he hasn't posted one by now I'll do it. I made a quick visit to Belmont Common on Saturday afternoon. Aidan was there to see the Spotless Crake, and sure enough, he found it but then announced a SECOND crake nearby. Both clearly Spotless and looking very nice through Aidan's scope. The 'first' crake rushed at the 'second' a couple of times while we watched it. Is it normal for a pair of Spotted Crakes to be so possessive about their bit of mud (as Aidan pointed out, there was plenty to go around) or was this something to do with courtship? Anyway, they were very nice to look. I've never seen TWO at once before (who has?). Russell Woodford ... still looking for the Lewin's Rail .... |
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