Number of birds in a day

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Subject:	Number of birds in a day
From:	"Terry Pacey" <>
Date:	Thu, 26 Sep 2002 14:12:49 +1000

Craig

Honeyeaters are too easy.  Even I have seen 19 species in a day broken by a
three hour siesta.  This was within a 20 km radius of home.  We didn't even
visit some areas within that circle that would have produced at least three
more species.  I would guess that well over twenty-five would be achievable
in some areas.

By the way, the sightings were around Jandowae on the northern Darling Downs
in Queensland.

Cheers

Terry Pacey

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