Have the Macgregor RBKs moved on?

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Subject:	Have the Macgregor RBKs moved on?
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Date:	Mon, 10 Dec 2007 20:39:01 +1100

I went out to West Macgregor this afternoon at 5.45pm.  In the 45 minutes or so 
that I was there, I neither saw nor heard any Red-backed Kingfishers.  Anybody 
else seen them in the last few days?
The Bee-eaters, Brown and Rufous Songlarks were still present.  Trillers seem 
to have quietened down - I didn't hear any - perhaps it was just the time of 
day....

Regards
Frank Antram

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