Hi all
Last Friday, I saw a pair of black swans with four cygnets in tow, on Lake
Tuggeranong. Because of the strong winds and (relatively) high waves, it was a
challenge to count the number of cygnets!
Wendy Whitham
> Rod's Gardening <> wrote:
>
> While paddling around Springbank Island on Saturday I noticed a Swan
> sitting
> on a large mound about 30cms high and about 2m around. I saw it only
> from
> the water and did not approach too close but I believe it was an active
> nest. Also observed the movement of 100 plus Little Black Cormorants
> with a
> couple of Little Pied Cormorants mixed in moving down the lake towards
> East
> Basin.
>
> Yesterday in some casuarinas at St John Vianneys Primary School
> Waramanga
> there was a number of Weebills & Thornbills, together with a Grey
> Fantail,
> male Rufous Whistler, (seen but not heard) and a White-throated Gerygone
> (heard but not seen).
>
> Cheers
>
> Rod
> Rod Mackay
>
> Tel: 0407 456 330
>
>
>
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