Early nesting WTTC

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Subject:	Early nesting WTTC
From:	"Paul and Irene Osborn" <>
Date:	Wed, 7 Jul 2004 12:42:13 +1000

Not nesting, but a surprise visitor to our property in Cooranbong NSW this
week was a Leaden Flycatcher. Whether it was an early arrival, a late
departure or an overwinterer I couldn't say. Also seen yesterday, soaring
overhead was a pair of Dusky Woodswallows, not seen here for a number of
years. 'Our' Double-barred Finches have been observed with long grass stems
in their beaks this week so Spring is on the way! (Yes, I know it's still
Winter in more southern areas, not my fault where people choose to live!)
Paul Osborn


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