re Spangled Drongos

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Subject:	re Spangled Drongos
From:	Andy Burton <>
Date:	Thu, 1 May 2003 11:17:07 +1000


Just to confuse the issue, here in Sydney, Drongos are 'reverse'
migrants arriving from the north in the cooler months.

The original Atlas of Australian Birds - RAOU 1984, states that
".........south of 31° S (the southern breeding limit) the Drongo is
a winter (sic) visitor."


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