RE: Emus in th high country

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Subject:	RE: Emus in th high country
From:	"David McDonald (personal)" <>
Date:	Sat, 25 Oct 2014 21:05:44 +1100

Hi. Regardless of their origins, emus have a self-sustaining, breeding population in the Pierces Forest area, so they are on the ACT list.
David

On 22/10/2014 4:47 PM, Dennis Ayliffe wrote:

About three years ago I disturbed an adult bird in the forest near Pierces Creek above the Cotter. I assumed it was an escapee from Tidbinbilla.
Dennis Ayliffe

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