Carillion - Rainbow Beaters(?)

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Carillion - Rainbow Beaters(?)

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Subject:	Carillion - Rainbow Beaters(?)
From:	"Rod's Gardening" <>
Date:	Wed, 20 Feb 2008 23:36:04 +1100

Paddled to the Carillon this evening and saw at least a dozen birds, perching, flying out and hawking insect, then perching again. Their wings were pale underneath and quite pointed, the only glimpse of colour I got was a flash of greenish back as one flew down lower away from the monochrome sky background. (I didn't have binos)! Saw a similar number of birds with the same characteristics at Weston Park during last weeks paddle. Does that description and behaviour fit Rainbow Beaters?

Cheers

Rod

Rod Mackay
Tel. 0407 456 330

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