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Tumut wetlands

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Subject: Tumut wetlands
From: "Wayne Gregson" <>
Date: Sun, 21 Oct 2012 17:45:34 +1100
I know Tumut is outside COG’s area of interest but members heading out Wagga way might find it useful to detour through Tumut.  The wetlands are at the corner of the road in from Gundagai and the Snowy Hwy.  There is a well sign-posted network of walking tracks.
 
I recorded nearly 40 species in a one hour walk yesterday afternoon including Sacred Kingfisher, dollar birds, White Necked Heron, Fan-tailed Cuckoo,  Little Pied, Little Black and Great cormorants, Reed Warblers and Rufous Whistler.  Several more LBBs escaped identification.
 
Wayne Gregson
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