12 wedge tails in a tree

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Subject:	12 wedge tails in a tree
From:	kym bradley <>
Date:	Fri, 4 Jan 2013 13:40:32 +1100

Excuse the image my lens could not reach the distance

You will have to look hard to count them all but I promise they are all there

Yesterday I stumbled across 12 wedges in a tree and more in the air, I have NEVER seen so many together, Is this normal ???? only ever spotted one or two before

Cheers

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