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Subject: | Parliamentary seagulls |
From: | sandra henderson <> |
Date: | Thu, 27 Aug 2020 06:55:51 +0000 |
Alerted by my son-in-law, I've just been to Parliament House to have a look at the extraordinary sight of dozens of Silver Gulls nesting in ground cover grevilleas in the slightly raised beds in the ornamental pool on the forecourt. The House
is currently closed, so not too many tourists around, and there is 1-hr free parking along the one-way road leading from the back of Old PH to new PH. The birds have been laying for a few days, and the cleaners are being kept busy cleaning the walkways around
the pool of bird poo. The gulls are taking to the air if you get close, but I was able to photograph a nest with eggs. eBird list https://ebird.org/australia/checklist/S72862194 (visible in an
hour or so) has a number of photos.
sandra h
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