Gang-gangs since the Census

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Date:	Sat, 07 Aug 2010 22:59:21 +0000

Hi everyone

Of course since the Census of Gang-gangs in Central Canberra last Sunday in freezing wind and rain (which produced very few sightings), I have been seeing GGs every day in the Hughes/Woden area.

Such is life.

Yesterday outside Canberra Collage (Woden) I saw two GGs (a pair) low in a tree, I approached and asked where they'd been hiding last Sunday and they started bowing and creaking at me. Eventually they both lent forward simultaneously and snipped off two leafy twigs, which fell on my head.

I love Gang-gangs.

John Leonard

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