Cyclone Rusty Heading for the Pilbara

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Subject:	Cyclone Rusty Heading for the Pilbara
From:	Chris Shaw <>
Date:	Sun, 24 Feb 2013 21:37:44 +1030

The winds are increasing from the east and the sea is getting rough… it's still 
quite a long way away but Cyclone Rusty's effects are being felt already here 
in the Pilbara.

Anyway, every now and then I see birds doing unexpected things and I was 
watching Marsh Terns flying low over the spinifex grasslands for half and hour 
or more… what were they thinking? That and an Eastern Osprey… and other things.

Chris Shaw

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