Azure Kingfisher

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Subject:	Azure Kingfisher
From:	Marnix Zwankhuizen <>
Date:	Sun, 29 May 2016 01:09:57 +0000

No luck finding the Azure Kingfisher this morning despite a careful search of the shoreline from where Duncan first reported the bird to the beach and peninsula where others later saw it. Has anyone seen it since last reported on 23 May?

Most of the other reported birds were still around including a pair of Scarlet Robins, two Dusky Woodswallows, a Grey Shrike-thrush and 20+ Red-browed Finches.

Cheers

Marnix

On 23 May 2016, at 5:30 PM, Julie Clark <> wrote:

Hi Everyone,

Thanks to Duncan (and other) for the posts regarding the Azure Kingfisher at Lake Ginninderra.

The bird was still there today and Jill and I had the pleasure of watching it. .. the first time we'd seen one in Canberra.

Cheers

Julie

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