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Winter in South Canberra

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Subject: Winter in South Canberra
From: "Geoffrey Dabb" <>
Date: Sat, 6 Jun 2009 09:58:19 +1000

Meanwhile, near Rocky Knob (in background), numbers of peafowl, generally 10 – 16, gather each evening for a small pre-roost feed.  They stroll in from different directions, sometimes running if they think they are going to miss out on the modest hand-out, sometimes flying down from the rooftops where they have been waiting after a day of lean foraging.  The males are beginning to show iridescent eyes in their emerging trains.  About 6 survived from the 3 broods last Spring.

 

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