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Subject: WTNT
From: Roaminoz - <>
Date: Sat, 22 Jan 2011 06:43:15 +1000

Hi Mike

Wasn't able to get to the computer yesterday to report my sightings but here 
goes.

Friday: 21st Jan at 5:30am some 30 or 40 WTNT flying ever so low over the 
Burpengary Shopping Centre. Stormy sky and not windy at 'earth level' but 
clouds were moving quite fast above from the sea inland.  I've never seen WTNT 
so close. They were no more than a couple of meters above the tree tops and I 
could very clearly see their white throats, white under-tails and even their 
tiny beeks were visible.  No need for binculars.  They seem to be travelling 
east to west along the Burpengary Creek. They definitely were not in a hurry, 
fluttering, soaring, ducking and diving left and right.  Must have hit on a 
feeding patch although I could not see any 'bugs' in the air.  They came 
through in groups of two or three, and singularly over a 5 minute period.   I 
was stoked at seeing them so close to ground.

Jude    ...           27° 9'15.83"S   152°58'30.74"E


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