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Gang-gangs at UC

from [Terry Munro] [Permanent Link][Original]
To: Megan Mears <>
Subject: Gang-gangs at UC
From: Terry Munro <>
Date: Wed, 26 Mar 2014 15:25:19 +1100
Yes Megan, this last Tuesday morning during my walking group activity at about 10AM saw two. I have often seen them on Tuesdays when walking through the University.
Terry Munro

On Wednesday, March 26, 2014, Megan Mears <> wrote:
Hi, has anyone else noticed the presence of Gang-gangs at the University of Canberra? I have only ever seen a pair max but they are around at different times of the day.

One evening (6:30) they were nibbling wood where branches were cut from a tree. If you are not thoroughly sick of GGs you can see pics of the birds at UC here.



Megan

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