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| Subject: | Re: Black-tailed Native Hen |
| From: | Mr Sr Pywell <> |
| Date: | Fri, 19 Dec 1997 10:00:42 +1000 |
Sunday week ago, saw one BTNH mingling with Duskies at Jell's Park,
Glen Waverly, Melbourne. In six years of extensive field work at
Jells, this is the first time I have ever seen a BTNH there. Just
wondering if anyone else had seen any at any otehr suburban wetland,
liek Braeside or Edithvale or Westgate Park latley or ever. The
closest I have ever seen them to Melbourne is Point Cook.
Speaking of Darters, there is virtually always at least one (and
up to ~5) at Jells.
Sean Pywell
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