It's an insect, not a bird.

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Subject:	It's an insect, not a bird.
From:	Christine Ledger <>
Date:	Sat, 19 Feb 2011 08:25:39 +1100

In bushland near Bungendore yesterday we saw swarms of flying insects that, to 
the naked eye, looked like large mosquitos, about 2 cm long. They swarmed onto 
the bark of trees, clinging together in a tight formation, before dispersing 
again. Any ideas anyone?

Chris


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