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COG's bird blitz 26-27 October - final update

To: sandra henderson <>
Subject: COG's bird blitz 26-27 October - final update
From: Martin Butterfield <>
Date: Fri, 25 Oct 2013 14:41:17 +1100
Possibly they had to check that there were no more hitch-hiking platypi?

If anyone gets to Oaks Estate or the Qbn poo-pits there are some yellow box opposite the substation on the road off Canberra Ave (past Beard)  which are heavily in flower.  Might be interesting to check for honeyeaters,




On 25 October 2013 11:41, sandra henderson <> wrote:
ACT government put out announcement on 22 Oct that Angle Crossing is now OPEN
Sandra h


On Friday, October 25, 2013, Mark Clayton wrote:

Barbara,

 

Any idea why Angle Crossing is closed? I saw the sign out there about a month ago and went down Smiths Road from the Monaro Hwy to check and there was nothing obvious stopping traffic. Indeed a lot of local traffic came through the crossing and on to the Namadgi Road.

 

Mark

 

 

From: Barbara Allan [mailto:]
Sent: Friday, 25 October 2013 11:13 AM
To:
Subject: [canberrabirds] COG's bird blitz 26-27 October - final update

 

One more sleep until the blitz. The weather looks reasonably settled, but of course do take care if you’re venturing into challenging spots. And do take a camera if you can to record any “unusuals”. For the last-minute or undecided blitzers, a few odd vaguely central spots remain unclaimed: the ANU; Mt Mugga Mugga; Harman; Oaks Estate; Haig Park. Otherwise head to one of your favourite spots.  There are a few road closures in place: Corin Rd at Woods Reserve; and Angle Crossing. So happy blitzing everyone – and don’t lose your datasheets. Return them to me either at home or at the November meeting or mail them to COG, PO Box 301 , Civic Square 2608. Or contact me to make other arrangements. b




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