Wallaroo sightings

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Subject:	Wallaroo sightings
From:	Stuart Harris <>
Date:	Thu, 24 Jul 2014 23:48:45 +1000

A couple of sightings in Wallaroo Rd area over past two days. Whilst pruning at Brindabella Hills vineyard (BHV) yesterday, a White-bellied Sea-eagle flew north along the Murrumbigee River (COG AOI H10) and when driving home from BHV this arvo sighted a Pied Butcherbird along Brooklands Rd (COG AOI H11).

Stuart Harris

On Fri, Jul 18, 2014 at 6:14 PM, Muriel Brookfield <> wrote:

Could these be the progeny of two of the 3 Bassian Thrushes that Mary Cooper and I saw on 15 May in that same area?

Another less palatable thought, could the large bird in the nest be a cuckoo? (remembering the pallid cuckoo in the Regent Honeyeater’s nest in Watson). Wrong timing? Red herring?

Muriel Brookfield

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