Rufous Fantails

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Subject:	Rufous Fantails
From:	"Steve Holliday" <>
Date:	Fri, 30 Mar 2007 17:47:14 +1000

An adult Rufous Fantail in our Ainslie garden a short time ago. Earlier this afternoon I popped into the Botanic Gardens and found an immature Rufous Fantail at the top end of the rainforest gully, with 10+ Grey fantails and 5+ Golden Whistlers in the same area

cheers

Steve

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