Superbs in Ainslie

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Subject:	Superbs in Ainslie
From:	Stephanie Haygarth <>
Date:	Mon, 19 Jan 2015 12:51:29 +1100

While we were eating lunch in the garden just now (Duffy St), a flock of about 
15 Superb parrots did a circuit over us and then disappeared east onto Mt 
Ainslie. We hear their calls now more or less constantly, as they and many 
other species lerp in the street trees all around us.
Steph and Matt


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