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| Subject: | Re: Rainbow bee-eaters |
| From: | David James <> |
| Date: | Tue, 24 Feb 1998 18:25:24 +1000 |
At 19:44 21/02/98 +1030, you wrote: Trevor Hampel has asked about bee-eater numbers "Have they been scarce elsewhere" > >They are present and common in Townsvile all year, but probably not resident. Numbers increase by maybe ten-fold during migration (roughly Mar-Apr & Sept-Oct). I expect to see large flocks moving through soon. But now that you mention it there have not been many in Townsville or asround Tully-Innisfail area this Febuary. However, I don't have hard numbers. > David James PO BOX 5225 Townsville Mail Centre 4810 |
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