ANBG visit about 1330 today

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Subject:	ANBG visit about 1330 today
From:	Terry Bell via Canberrabirds <>
Date:	Mon, 15 Mar 2021 05:59:34 +0000

Relatively quiet at this time apart from regular honeyeaters and one probable 
bassian thrush . One surprise sighting was an owlet nightjar on the path 
running to the left of CSIRO fence in section 334 , about 150 m from a track to 
the left.

It can be found occupying the mouth of a spout about 12 M above ground level on 
the left the path ,in a central position of whitish grey trunkedof gum tree 
clearly marked with a splash of distinctive orange colour.

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