Botany Bay National Park

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Subject:	Botany Bay National Park
From:	"Cas and Lisa Liber" <>
Date:	Wed, 23 Feb 2011 07:31:38 +1100

Wow, whereabouts in Botany Bay NP was theat? I have not seen an Emu Wren and
went down ot Royal NP some time ago (BBNP is closer)
Cheers
Cas

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Subject: Botany Bay National Park

Went for a short walk this afternoon in the misty rain and observed a pair
of Southern Emu-wrens plus 3 Brown Quail.
I have had a number of visits to the park but this is my first record of
Emu-wrens.
regards Terrill
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