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Subject: | RE: Garden Birds |
From: | "Gould, Terry [IBM GSA]" <> |
Date: | Tue, 24 Mar 1998 08:34:00 +1000 |
John Leonard wrote - ========= Anyway the point of this posting is to ask a question, we have six species of parrot we see regularly in the yard (Galah, Gang-gang, King, Crimson Rosella, Eastern Rosella and Sulphur-crested Cockie) (once or twoice we have had Red-rumped Parrots flyign over). Is there anywhere else in the world (outside Australia/PNG) where it is possible to see this many parrot species in a suburban backyard? ========= I live at Reynella - a suburb of Adelaide 20km south of the CBD. On any autumn morning or evening we may see up to ten parrots (if not in our back yard, then from our front porch), = Galah, Red-rumped Parrot, two Corellas - Little and Long-billed, two Rosellas - Adelaide and Eastern, three Lorikeets - Rainbow, Musk and Purple-crowned, and an occasional Sulphur-crested Cockatoo. Of these the two Corellas and the Musk and Purple-crowned lorries are seasonal. Regards Terry Gould |
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