barking owl

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Subject:	barking owl
From:	William Compston <>
Date:	Tue, 28 Feb 2006 12:53:57 +1100

On Saturday evening we were staying with friends on a farm just north of
Grenfell.  An owl came and sat on the TV aerial while were were dining
outside, and we were able to watch it for about 15minutes.  A global first
for us.  It could be identified as a young barking owl but it didnt oblige
with a bark.

Sadly, Weddin Mountains have been badly burned and the reserve and picnic
areas are closed.  We did see several red capped robins and a flock of
yellow rumped thornbill, south of the park.

Elizabeth

Elizabeth Compston
8 Wells Gardens
Griffith, ACT 2603

02 6295 3028




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