East Kew Cockatiel

To:	'Bill Stent' <>, "" <>
Subject:	East Kew Cockatiel
From:	Tony Russell <>
Date:	Thu, 8 Dec 2016 21:33:01 +0000

Why so Bill? They are known to be nomadic and move towards the coast in dry
seasons inland.

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Bill Stent
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Subject: East Kew Cockatiel

There was a Cockatiel calling from a pine in the Harrison Reserve opposite
Kew High School (in Melbourne) this morning. I assume it's an escapee.

Bill
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