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Apostlebirds in Western Sydney

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Subject: Apostlebirds in Western Sydney
From: "Alan Morris" <>
Date: Mon, 6 May 2002 11:37:10 +1000
Hi Birders,
In southern NSW and Victoria concern is being expressed about the declin ein the number of Apostelbirds, but in western Sydney, there appears to be an increase in the places where Apostlebirds are now present.
 
I presume that a number of years ago, a group of Apostlebirds were released/escaped from Featherdale farm near Blacktown and became established in the Blacktown/Mt Druitt area and are still present. However, in 2000, Apostlebirds were reported from Mitchell Park Cattai in April, Emerton in April, Mt Druitt TAFE & Mt Druitt Shopping Centre Apr-May and Bidwill in July. Some of these suburbs are fairly close together although not Cattai! Can anyone tell me whether there are multiple flocks of these Apostlebirds or whethre it is the one flock wandering around the Mt Druitt area?
 
Alan Morris
Records Offficer, Birding NSW
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