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Subject: | Bird ID - Wangaratta |
From: | Koren Mitchell <> |
Date: | Thu, 21 May 1998 15:11:19 +1000 |
Hi folks, I was in Wangaratta (northern Victoria) last Sunday to perform in a choir concert. As we were waiting outside the church in the beautiful sunshine, of course I was watching the local bird life. Besides a few yellow rosellas, I saw a few of something else which I wasn't able to ID. Not having my binocs with me, I didn't get a very good view, but they were about thornbill-sized, and quite yellow on the front. Their call (from memory - I'm not too good at calls) was a regular sound, something like the noise made by an agitated budgie but not so harsh. Any ideas? Cheers, Koren _______________________________________________________ Koren Mitchell IT Administrator, Faculty IT Unit Rm N207, level 2, Medical Building Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences, University of Melbourne phone - 9344 8938 |
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