Emu-Wrens at Cullendulla

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Date:	Tue, 29 Mar 2011 00:32:35 -0400

I saw 2 groups in early Feb, which surpised me.

They were after walking around the boardwalk the trail heads back fairly straight towards Batemans Bay, initially through banksia scrub, then a big open area with lomandra and grasses, thats where I saw one group, then when almost back to the beach/bay another group was there.

Benj

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Please - where are the Emu-Wrens at Cullendulla to be found? I tried the boardwalk and also went to Long Bay.

Alan Cowan

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