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Overwintering birds..

To: "Michael Ramsey" <>, <>
Subject: Overwintering birds..
From: "Greg & Val Clancy" <>
Date: Sat, 16 Jul 2011 15:43:37 +1000
Hi Michael,

Your observations are interesting as it appears that on the NSW North Coast the winter migrants are as common, if not more common , than usual. We have had an unprecedented number of Noisy Pitta and Satin Bowerbird records on the lowlands of the Clarence Valley, Crimson Rosellas at low altitude and Tasmanian race Grey Fantails and Golden Whistlers (based on tail-wing ratios during banding) being common. I would have thought that the cold winter would have sent most Victorian migrants northwards.

Greg Clancy
Ecologist and wildlife guide
Coutts Crossing NSW
www.birdrangers.com





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