This is, I'm sure, old news.
But when I went there I decided to dip rather than have my car broken into.
I have never seen soo much broken glass in a car park before. Nor have I
seen soo many obvious candidates for car breaking clearly eyeing off my
vehicle whilst driving through the car park (a heavily laden Volvo Cross
Country must have seemed like Christmas, and no I do not own a Volvo).
I did manage a quick look at the beach to see birding heaven, dozens of
Lesser Sand Plovers, some in breeding plumage, Knots, Beach Stone Curlew,
hundreds of White winged Black terns just beyond the beach. All this while
my travelling companion (and Volvo owner) stayed with the vehicle.
Sure did put a damper on a magical spot.
Cheers
Graham Turner
-----Original Message-----
From:
On Behalf Of Chris Sanderson
Sent: Tuesday, 8 April 2008 10:58 AM
To: BirdingAus
Subject: Car break-in at Lee Point, Darwin
Hi all,
Sadly I have to report that a friend of mine had their car broken into and
all their bags stolen at Lee Point in Darwin yesterday while looking for the
Black-headed Gull. I wasn't (and they weren't) aware that the area has a
reputation, at least with the police, of being unsafe. My friend asked me
to post this in case anyone was thinking of going for the bird soon. They
were there from 6-7pm, and when they arrived the carpark was full, but empty
when they left.
They didn't see the gull either.
Regards,
Chris
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