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Double-barred Finches and large numbers of Mclays's Swallowtails @ ANBG

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Subject: Double-barred Finches and large numbers of Mclays's Swallowtails @ ANBG
From: Dimitris Bertzeletos <>
Date: Tue, 24 Mar 2009 03:23:46 +0200
Hello all.
 
Just came back from the gardens where I saw 2 Double-barred Finches and around 40 Mclay's Swallowtial and 1 Dainty Swallowtail feeding on a flowering next to the rainforest section (sorry I don't remember the number of the patch). It was pretty spectacular and judgging from the number of unblossomed flowers should continew on for a week unless the butterflies move on...
 
Cheers and good birding.
 
Dimitris

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