I have seen a pair in the same vicinity several years ago Anthea, and it was
quite a thrill.
However, after spending more time in and around Ballarat, I realised that it's
not uncommon to see a pair of Brolgas feeding in Lake Wendouree. Again, it was
very exciting the first time I saw them but it became quite a routine
occurrence.
I haven't been to Ballarat for at least 3 years and I don't know if they are
still frequenting Lake Wendouree.
Cheers
David
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> On 28 Jul 2014, at 1:22 pm, brian fleming <> wrote:
>
> Driving east from Beaufort and approaching Ballarat, near Brewery Tap Rd,
> early yesterday afternoon - say about 1.40 pm, I saw two large long-necked
> birds approaching from the south - not black, more grey... not geese... too
> solid for herons and necks not pulled in. BROLGAS! They must have passed
> over the car. Quite the high point of the drive back from Horsham.
>
> Anthea Fleming
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