Frogmouths in Aranda

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Subject:	Frogmouths in Aranda
From:	Rick Kuhn <>
Date:	Sat, 8 Nov 2014 20:45:14 +1100

We set out for a walk around our loop at 20:10, to look for night
creatures. Didn't get beyond the front garden. Mary spotted two Tawney
Frogmouths in a big gum. They were dependent, fledged young, which
occasionally changed branches. Two parents flew in and out to feed
them.

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