superb parrots - wanniassa

[martin butterfield <>]

In terms of the sightings of Superb Parrots in the GBS up to Year 28 this is a slight extension to the SE.  The location of sightings is represented in terms of latitude and longitude in the attached image.  The latitude and longitude in the axes are expressed as decimal degrees (eg 35.10 is 35 degrees and 6 minutes South; 149.20 is 149 degrees and 12 minutes East).

I am still experimenting with how to represent such material in ACCESS/ EXCEL Charts, so its a bit messy where there are multiple observations at one location but I think the picture is clear enough as a broad illustration.  

Martin

On Tue, Jun 8, 2010 at 2:42 PM, sandra henderson <> wrote:

I thought I must have been mistaken when my first thought was "superb parrots" as two birds flew over my yard late yesterday afternoon as I hung out the washing - but no, I've just been outside, and a single superb parrot was sitting in a neighbour's tree, calling loudly. I've not seen them in Wanniassa before.

 

sandra henderson

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