Tasmanian birds

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Subject:	Tasmanian birds
From:	"Kevin and Gwenyth Bray" <>
Date:	Fri, 3 Jan 2014 20:14:33 +1100

We spent Christmas in Hobart and on a walk in the Geilston Bay area we saw a pair of yellow throated honey eaters, several native hens and a pair of nesting dusky robins, all endemic to the state. Attached are photos.

Kevin and Gwenyth Bray

02 6251 2087
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0409 584 342 (mobile Gwenyth)

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