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Subject: | Broadwater Park SF |
From: | Alexandra Appleman <> |
Date: | Mon, 13 Apr 1998 15:25:12 +1000 |
A relaxing weekend at Broadwater Park, approximately 45km by road from Ingham NQ (latitude 18*30'S). Here patches of rainforest and monsoon vine forest are protected within the "Wet Tropics" WHA and the birding is glorious. Best birds: orange footed scrub fowl lewins honeyeater wompoo pigeon yellow spotted honeyeater pale yellow robin graceful honeyeater eastern yellow robin dusky honeyeater grey headed robin macleays honeyeater bowers shrike-thrush variegated triller little shrike-thrush rufous fantail yellow breasted boatbill northern fantail pied monarch large billed scrub wren spectacled monarch victoria's riflebird The 'raptor run" to and from Ingham was quiet compared to previous weeks; with only brown falcon, black, whistling, brahminy and black-shouldered kites in evidence; but there was an unusually large number of blue winged kookaburras stationed along the power lines. Cheers Cheers |
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