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Subject: | Pheasant Coucal etc. |
From: | Ros Laundon <> |
Date: | Tue, 25 Aug 1998 20:44:02 +1000 |
Hello All, A Pheasant Coucal in breeding plumage appeared in a low tree in my back yard on Saturday morning (22nd Aug) flopping around incompetently. A Noisy Miner flew at it and it flew to ground in thick vegetation about 20 meters away. It was still there the following morning (same one I presume) giving a series of pigeon-like 'woop' calls. If things go true to form it will make its way to the local creek and begin calling with long cadences. A Fan-tailed Cuckoo has been calling from two streets away (near the creek) since the morning of the 18th. On the 8th of August 2 Maned Wood Ducks checked out our big gum for 15 minutes and repeated the exercise a few days later. Spring can't be far away. Does anyone know of a list in the UK similar to Birding-aus? Ros Laundon, Indooroopilly, Brisbane. |
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