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| Subject: | Spring Migrants |
| From: | (Dr. Peter Milburn) |
| Date: | Tue, 29 Jul 1997 18:29:54 +1000 (EST) |
Further to Paul Osborne's observations I have noted the following outlandish winter observations for Canberra (by my standards at least) in the last 2 days: 2 Dollarbirds flying over yesterday afternoon and a full plumage male Rufous Whistler this morning. It seems as cold as ever and the native shrubs seem to be about one week late in flowering around here. There seems to be no shortage of typical winter visitors to the city this year either, including a Barn Owl at Lake Ginnindera. I don't pretend to understand it but it is fun at least! *********************************************************** Dr.P.J. Milburn Biomolecular Resource Facility The Australian Nation University GPO Box 334 Canberra ACT 2601 AUSTRALIA Phone No. <61> <6> 2494326 Fax No. <61> <6> 2494326 E-mail Address *********************************************************** |
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