Robins

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Subject:	Robins
From:	"Hastir, Chris" <>
Date:	Mon, 27 Jun 2011 01:02:03 +0000

Hi All

A veritable feast of robins at Tidbinbilla yesterday... a lone male hooded perched on the electric fence on the drive up to the main gates, then up the track to Gibralter rocks (Xanthorrhoea area), three or four more pairs of the same. Flames and scarlets everywhere.

There must be a caption to go with the picture below... !

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All in all a wonderful day.

Chris Hastir

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