a pleasant morning's birding

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Subject:	a pleasant morning's birding
From:	"Barbara Allan" <>
Date:	Tue, 18 Oct 2011 16:35:19 +1100

It was far too nice a day to stay mired in domesticity. So I headed out to a few close favourite spots. Apart from the usuals, the Pinnacle NR Hawker threw up a brilliant male Satin Flycatcher, on his way to the ranges, no doubt. Then Lake Ginninderra peninsula treated me with some of its regulars which you can’t be guaranteed to see: a pair of Crested Shrike-tit; two Brown Quail; and at least one Golden-headed Cisticola. Oddly, no pipits or skylarks, but it was late morning by the time I got there. b

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