Arriving flocks of woodswallows

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Arriving flocks of woodswallows

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Subject:	Arriving flocks of woodswallows
From:	Chris Watson <>
Date:	Mon, 19 Sep 2011 16:58:04 +0930

G'day,

As I left for work this morning there was a flock of 300+ MaskedWoodswallows flying very high over the northern suburbs of AliceSprings in a generally southern direction.

It's great to see them back again and I'm sure there may be a fewWhite-browed among them.


Cheers,

Chris Watson
Alice Springs

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