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Subject:	monga
From:	Elizabeth Compston <>
Date:	Fri, 13 Apr 2012 16:53:15 +1000

Over the weekend a friend went into Monga State Forest.  The leatherwood trees 
are in flower.  She told me that there were many little birds in the canopy, 
but hard to see and identify, at least some silver eyes. That is a good spot to 
call into on the way to the coast.

Elizabeth
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