Flowering Swamp Mahogany

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Flowering Swamp Mahogany

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Subject:	Flowering Swamp Mahogany
From:	(Penny Drake-Brockman)
Date:	Mon, 1 Jun 1998 10:04:32 +1000


Had a too quick look at the flowering swamp mahogany at the southern end of
Dee Why Lagoon Saturday afternoon 4 pm. Lots of Red Wattle birds, Rainbow
Lorikeets and Musk Lorikeets - has anyone had a good look for Swifties or
Regents? The trees are just in flower and should last a week or so.
Penny

Penny Drake-Brockman
Centre for English Teaching
University of Sydney
Mallett Street Campus
NSW 2006
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