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Subject: | No Gouldian finches |
From: | (Jan England) |
Date: | Sun, 19 Apr 1998 09:50:32 +1000 (EST) |
I have just returned from the Easter break where I camped with the NQ Nats and BOCA at Georgetown. The weather was hot and fine with pleasant evenings. A total of 131 species was seen over the period but despite the efforts of 23 members visiting every known dam in the area not one Gouldian Finch was seen. Last year only 1 bird was found which now seems to indicate that they may have disappeared from that area. Because of the good wet season this year, all dams were full and most of the waterbirds had young including Maned, Black and Plumed-whistling Ducks, Darters, Australasian Grebes, Green Pygmy-geese as well as a Whistling Kite. A bird list is available on request. |
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