Regent Honeyeater Field Officer

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Regent Honeyeater Field Officer

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Subject:	Regent Honeyeater Field Officer
From:	Chris Brandis <>
Date:	Fri, 19 May 2017 05:58:50 +0000

Hi

Does anyone know if there is still a field officer, I remember a long
time ago when David Geering monitored the Capertee Valley for nesting
and tracking the success of the population, but I do not know if he was
the last and if so when he finished.

Cheers Chris



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