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Subject: | Buff-banded Rail on Fairlight Rd |
From: | Nick Payne via Canberrabirds <> |
Date: | Mon, 17 Jan 2022 07:06:09 +0000 |
Came across another Buff-banded Rail today, this one unfortunately lying dead on Tidbinbilla Rd a couple of kilometres north of Tharwa. It must have been hit by a car only shortly before I came along. Nick Payne On 13/01/2022 1:38 pm, Nick Payne via Canberrabirds wrote: > While cycling up Fairlight Rd yesterday morning, a few hundred metres > past the ACT/NSW border, a Rail burst out of the long grass at the side > of the road only a few metres in front of me. It got about a metre into > the road, then noticed me and did a quick 180 and disappeared into the > vegetation again. First time I've seen one at a location not a wetlands. > There is a farm dam and small creek on the other side of the road from > where the Rail came from and disappeared to. Attachment:
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