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Subject: | new bird for SA |
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Date: | Fri, 26 Apr 1996 11:17:07 +0930 |
Pied Currawongs may be common in the east but as far as I can tell they are not on the SA list. Last week (April 14-20) I saw and heard (mainly heard) a couple on the SA-Victoria border just east of Mount Gambier at a place called Rennick (right on border). We know they are close but I am not sure we have ever had a definite record. Are they invading sunny SA - I hope not. Also of interest close to the border (but not quite in SA) were Spotted Quail-thrush and Powerful Owl (not seen by me, some doubt). Neither has been seen in the south-east of this state for a few decades as far as I know. Unfortunately not a lot of vegetation is left on the SA side of the border - and the good stuff has been preferentially cleared. Also there is a definite lack of winter records from this area (understandably given the persistent drizzle). Hugh Possingham |
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