Hi Julian
when I was still working, and hence driving most days through the tunnel
near Parliament House, it was not unusual to see a white faced heron on
the small grass slope beside the end of the tunnel - never seemed to be
bothered by the constant three lanes of traffic, and no doubt attracted by
the very well watered grass and food that contained.
Sandra Henderson
> Unusual sighting of a White Faced Heron on ANU campus - unusual
> because it was right next to a bustling cafe and parking lot. Have
> other herons ben seen close to large numbers of humans before? it
> seems strange, as the nearest pond was around 700 - 800 meters away.
>
> Julian
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