Black Falcons et al

To:	"Tony Russell" <>
Subject:	Black Falcons et al
From:	"Bob & Sadhana Cook" <>
Date:	Sun, 7 Apr 2002 21:04:21 +1000

Tony

Thanks for the clue. I might still get back there in the next 2 weeks. Is the Eastern boundary easy to find? Do you have a lat/long or mileage (kilometreage??) from Iron Knob or Kimba?? I have seen WYRobins in W.A. previously, but have not seen the S.A. race before.

Had a Great-crested Grebe, Sooty Oystercatchers, Red-capped Plovers, Red-necked Stints, Red-kneed Dotterels and Sharp-tailed Sandpipers in ponds on the Port Augusta Power Station road today. Spotted Harrier at the Arid Lands Gardens this morning. A friend on his own saw two Elegant Parrots today in the same area on Pt Patterson Rd where I saw one yesterday.

Regards

Bob

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