Re: Shining bronze cuckoos

To:	Alan McBride <>, Klaus Uhlenhut <>,
Subject:	Re: Shining bronze cuckoos
From:	Kath Shurcliff <>
Date:	Mon, 13 Oct 1997 21:01:25 +0700

Dear Alan, Klaus,

Since everyone seems to be remembering these events:  I can recall several
years ago, seeing a party of 5 SBCs in mangroves in Townsville doing the
same, although mostly tail spreading.  At least 1 immature bird was with
them.  Details on dates etc can be forwarded if you want. 

Cheers,
Kath 

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