noisy friarbirds ..... incoming !!

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Subject:	noisy friarbirds ..... incoming !!
From:	"Bill Stent" <>
Date:	Fri, 20 Apr 2007 14:18:36 +1000

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From: Stuart Johnson 
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Subject: noisy friarbirds ..... incoming !!

since yesterday I've noticed a steady stream of Noisy Friarbirds passing
over my house at Grassy Head on the mid north coast of NSW, heading
north. This is not something I've noticed before moving to this spot.

Mostly in small groups of a dozen or so, but also individuals and larger
groups of maybe forty .

They are totally silent.

Are Noisy Friarbirds known to migrate ??? Is anyone interested in the
timing of such a thing??

stuart

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