canberrabirds

Barn Owls - where did they come from?

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Subject: Barn Owls - where did they come from?
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Date: Fri, 02 Sep 2011 12:16:31 +1000


Perhaps:

Around the end of April and the beginning of May we drove from Canberra to Coward Springs, west of Lake Eyre. We counted road kill including the general catergory of 'birds' of which there were 45. Most of those 45 were whitish owls. Of these, we stopped to have a look at 6. All of them were Barn Owls. Most of the Barn Owls were alongside roads in the Hay Plains area.

regards

Con

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