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| Subject: | Short-tailed Shearwaters (are they late this year?) |
| From: | "Tony PALLISER" <> |
| Date: | 07 Dec 98 11:22:53 +1100 |
Further to the note put out by Chris Gladwin. I noted on the weekend huge numbers (1000's) of Short-tailed Shearwaters wheeling south at great speed on the 6th December from Boat Harbour. Sydney NSW and in addition 34 dead birds and 1 live bird sitting on the beach. (This section of the beach is less than 1 KM in length) how many more dead birds must there be on along our beaches? Are these birds late? what time of year have the big numbers passed through in the past? if so any ideas on why they are late this year? Are they all exhausted because they were delayed somewhere? Regards Tony Palliser ********************************************************** Ph wk..... 02-99001678 fx..... 02-99001669 Ph mb..... 0416 095875 Ph hm..... 02-94277563 email: wk: http:www.zip.com.au/~palliser ********************************************************** |
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