Glossy Black-cockatoos

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Subject:	Glossy Black-cockatoos
From:	Christine Ledger <>
Date:	Fri, 21 Nov 2014 20:20:39 +1100

Four Glossy Black-cockatoos at the lower dam on Blue-Metal Road leading up from 
the Mackenzie/Grayson Street entrance to Mt Majura NR at 7.30 pm tonight. One 
was female. A couple of Noisy Miners tried to chase them away without success. 
They all had a good drink from the dam before heading off towards the 
casuarinas.

Chris
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