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| Subject: | ACT bogey bird slow to fall, swiftly |
| From: | Harvey Perkins <> |
| Date: | Sat, 19 Jan 2019 00:18:58 +0000 |
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Pacific Swift has been my ACT bogey bird for years. Every time there have been reports of them previously, I was never able to catch up with them. Finally, with all this Pacific Swift activity, I have just watched about a dozen of them circling over the
Gleneagles golf course for about 30 minutes (10:34 to 11:03). [Just as well - if I couldn't see them this time, with so many about... ] They then drifted slowly off to the south.
Number 259 for my ACT List for anyone who cares!
Harvey
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