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| Subject: | Whiskered tern on Lake Burley Griffin today at lunch time |
| From: | Sue Newbery <> |
| Date: | Thu, 28 Nov 2019 02:52:15 +0000 |
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I saw a lone Whiskered tern on my lunch time walk today. It was patrolling a stretch up and down between Commonwealth Avenue Bridge and the Segway cafe
on the National Library side of the Lake - going up and back, up and back, hunting along the way. A pleasure watching it dive. I first noticed it hanging around near the skein of Little black cormorants, also fishing, on the Lake just in front of the National
Library.
Sue N.
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