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Subject: | Yellow Chats by the Hundreds |
From: | "Phil Joy" <> |
Date: | Tue, 21 Apr 1998 17:26:04 +0800 |
While Danny Rogers was exploring to the east of the Broome Bird Observatory looking for undiscovered Wader roosting spots, he came across a flock of Yellow Chats Epthianura crocea. He estimated the flock to be about 500 birds in all. Since then he and BBO warden Chris Hassell have been back to the same fairly inaccessible spot and have confirmed the count of 500 birds. George Swann was also there this morning in an effort to take some photographs but reports that he was largely unsuccessful as the birds were too active. Are there any other records of this rare species gathering in such large numbers anywhere else in Australia? Phil Joy P O Box 21 Broome W A 6725 |
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