brown thornbill nest

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Subject:	brown thornbill nest
From:	Elizabeth Compston <>
Date:	Mon, 10 Nov 2014 21:57:17 +1100

We called in at Monga National Park on our way back from the coast, on Friday 
October 31st.  At a spot, close to the river which you cross to begin the Corn 
Trail, we saw a brown thornbill entering and leaving an untidy nest in the 
grass.  I think that it is the first time I have seen a brown thornbill's nest. 
 It is so different from the nest of the striated thornbill

Elizabeth
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