HE migration - 30 Red Wattlebirds flying east? at Tharwa

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Subject:	HE migration - 30 Red Wattlebirds flying east? at Tharwa
From:	"Peter Ormay" <>
Date:	Wed, 28 Apr 2010 17:57:36 +1000

At 0900h today I saw about 30 RWB flying east over the tennis courts at Tharwa as I drove down the hill past the school. After I turned right onto the Naas Rd and looked up they were flying south (parallel to the Naas Rd).

Peter

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