Gangs-gangs hit a low point

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From:	martin butterfield <>
Date:	Fri, 13 Mar 2009 07:14:29 +1100

Altitudinally speaking that is. In the last few days I have been told of a flock of 50+ Gang-gangs at a property on Woolcara Lane and another of 30 of these birds munching hawthorn berries at another property on Plains Rd. As the two locations, marked X in the attachment, are only about 6km apart in a straight line (albeit somewhat further as the Gang-gang flies) I suspect they are the same birds.

Martin

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