gungahlin hill

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Subject:	gungahlin hill
From:	"Vivien" <>
Date:	Sat, 15 Aug 2009 16:39:36 +1000

I went out there for the first time today and had a magical time!!

1 pair Galahs, 1 pair Eastern Rosellas and several pairs of Crimson Rosellas all inspecting tree hollows. At least 2 White throated tree creepers, 2 Scarlet Robins (m & f). a very photogenic Kookaburra. They must be one of the very few to keep still!! I am attaching an image of, I think, a Specked warbler. Is this correct as I have not seen one before. It was ground feeding with another one . The image is not of the best. They do NOT sit still!! Also Yellow Rumped Thornbills, a Yellow Thornbill and a Striated Pardalotte. There were others that I was not quick enough or experienced enough to identify. Thank you Barbara for putting me onto this area.

Viv Pinder

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