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| Subject: | Bayside (Port Phillip Bay) update - mainly terns |
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| Date: | Thu, 18 Jun 1998 18:50:54 +1000 |
Can anyone help with tern identification please. In the last 8 days I have records of "definite" Fairy Terns at Ricketts Point (6 small terns resting there today at low tide 3.30-4.15 pm and 1 on 10/6); "probable" Common Tern there yesterday and at Black Rock Point on 11/6; "highly probable" juvenile White-fronted Tern briefly landed at Ricketts Point today (I may upgrade it after checking books) and "possible" Caspian Tern yesterday at a considerable (3 km +) distance. There have been a few Striated Pardalote and Red-browed Finch records inland. -- Michael Norris 5, Deakin Street, Hampton, Victoria, Australia 3188 roughly 37° 55' S 145° E ph +61 3 9598 3092 |
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