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Coastal N NSW and Grey-crowned Babblers

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Subject: Coastal N NSW and Grey-crowned Babblers
From: Nick Leseberg <>
Date: Wed, 23 Mar 2011 03:30:09 +0000
Hi All,

I spent last week around coastal NSW, not specifically birding, but of course 
taking in what was around. One sighting in particular surprised me.

Just below the lighthouse at Yamba I saw a party of 3 Grey-crowned Babblers. I 
have never seen these birds in coastal NSW before, and have not seen or heard 
of this group either. I have birded around northern NSW a fair bit, but can't 
remember having ever come across babblers before. What is their status there? 
Can any of the locals (Greg Clancy et al) help me out?

Only other sighting of interest was a Bush Thick-knee at Angourie, both Large 
and Lesser Sand-Plovers at The Bluff (Iluka), and an enormous Carpet Python 
while spotlighting in the rainforest at Iluka.

Good Birding!

Nick Leseberg
                                          
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