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Corroboree Park losses and frogmouth
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Corroboree Park losses and frogmouth |
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Robin Hide <> |
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Sun, 05 Sep 2010 08:24:29 +1000 |
Three trees lost in the last week in Corroboree Park -
first - and a couple of days before the storm of the last two days -
a Eucalypt (?sp.) beside the Community Hall
and last night one of the magnificent E. mannifera street
trees (near last years
contentious E. viminalis stump)
This tree was one of the three main roosting trees used by the
single remaining Frogmouth inhabiting the Park: this morning the
frogmouth was safely (perhaps a little wet after 62mm of rain)
roosting in its favourite tree 50 m away. (For the last few months
Ive only seen a single frogmouth in CP- the family were last seen
together late last year soon after their single nestling fledged).
Interestingly neither of these eucalypts had been marked with yellow
crosses for (?possible) felling in last years survey of the Park's
trees.
And a third tree down this morning was a ?cypress near the tennis
courts- again uprooted..
Robin Hide
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