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Re: Inland Brahminy Kite

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Subject: Re: Inland Brahminy Kite
From: "Frank O'Connor" <>
Date: Mon, 07 Sep 1998 22:38:36 +0800
At 10:22 7/09/98 +1000, Michael Atzeni wrote:
>I've seen them no further inland than Ipswich, along the Bremer River.
>I'm interested to know how far inland they have they been seen elsewhere in
>Australia?

I have one record above the Argyle Diamond Mine in the NE Kimberley of WA of
an adult and a juvenile.  The mine is about 30km west of the southern end of
Lake Argyle where they are occasionally seen, and about 100km (as the bird
flies) from Kununurra where there is a pair resident on the Lake Kununurra
diversion dam. Kununurra is about 60km or so from the coast.  Argyle is over
120km from the coast at Wyndham.

There was a recent report of a Brahminy Kite on the coast at Perth.  Their
normal southern extent in WA is usually about Carnarvon.

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