Lake Illawarra

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Subject:	Lake Illawarra
From:	Julian Teh <>
Date:	Sat, 26 May 2012 21:54:37 +1000

On my way to wollongong today I stopped at Lake Illawarra, and was surprised to 
see <200 black swans on the lake, all facing into the wind (it was a windy day!)
Also noticeable was a large number of chestnut teal. Forgot my  binocs so there 
may have been other species too.
Anyone have any idea why so many swans might be gathered?

Julian Teh
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