Re: Spring in Upotipotpon & Whistling Ducks

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Subject:	Re: Spring in Upotipotpon & Whistling Ducks
From:	Deb Colbourne <>
Date:	Tue, 4 Oct 2005 21:30:12 -0700 (PDT)

Upotipotpon is north of Violet Town half way between
Shepparton and Benalla.
Incidentally a little while ago someone was asking
about Plumed Whistling Duck in the north of Victoria.
We currently have approx. 34 on our dam.
Debbie

--- Philip Veerman <> wrote:

> Re: "Incidentally. last night on Midsomer Murders
> did anyone else notice the Simpson and Day being
> used in the bird hide to spot goshawk in an English
> wood? We both recognised the page open as that of
> the lyrebird and pittas!!"
>
> Yes I thought it looked familiar but was not quick
> enough to pick what it was.
>
> What is Upotipotpon? I suppose more to the point, if
> it is a place, then where is Upotipotpon?
>
> Philip
>

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