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| Subject: | Re: Rufous Night-heron roosts |
| From: | (Harvey Perkins) |
| Date: | Tue, 7 Apr 1998 09:07:28 +1000 |
Jill Dening asked: >I have just realised that the three roosts of Rufous Night-herons, of which >I am aware, in our region........are ALL in massive mango trees. >What do they use in places where there are no mango trees? I have seen Rufous Night Herons roosting in huge gum trees (River Reds? - I didn't take particular note) in Deniliquin, southern NSW, and in large (Moreton Bay) Figs in Freemantle, WA. Harvey .......................................... Dr Harvey D. Perkins Divn Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Faculty of Science Australian National University Canberra, ACT, 0200, Australia ph:(02) 6249 2663; fax:(02) 6249 0313 email: ........................................................................... |
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