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Collared Imperial Pigeons in Queensland

To: Mike Carter <>, Birding-Aus Mail <>
Subject: Collared Imperial Pigeons in Queensland
From: "Richard Johnson" <>
Date: Wed, 31 Jan 2001 16:15:07 +1000
Hi Mike and all

Sensational find! For those of you hastily looking up the location, the spelling is FANTOME.
A delightful place but a bit of an adventure to get to if you haven't got a boat. Not sure of its status but may be Aboriginal land. I suggest that anyone going up there do their homework thoroughly before leaving home.

Richard

Mike Carter wrote:

 At 15.40 on Sunday 28 January 2001, Ken Stockton saw 3 Collared Imperial Pigeons on Phantom Island. Phantom Is. is in the Palm Is. group immediately south of Orpheus Island about 22 km off the coast east of Ingham. They were perched in dead branches above a fresh water stream entering a bay at the northern tip of the island. When disturbed they flew off heading north.        On the assumption that they may return to that spot for a drink, I am planning a twitch.                I'll keep you informed, Mike Carter.

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Habitat Case Studies Project Officer
Qld Parks & Wildlife Service
Southwest District
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