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Superb parrots back in Waramanga

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Subject: Superb parrots back in Waramanga
From: "Doug Laing via Canberrabirds " <>
Date: Thu, 7 May 2026 11:59:58 +0000

With few observations since last Spring, ten flew across our house on Sunday afternoon 4th  May, then a group of 17 quietly feeding on edge of sports ground on early Monday morning 5th , not fussed by dog walkers and passing cyclists. And about 20 birds this morning  circulating through the eucalypts surrounding the oval, constantly on the move in the high wind conditions.

 

Doug Laing


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