birding-aus The swifties are here!

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Date:	Tue, 30 Mar 1999 03:44:27 -0812 (EST)

Hi birders,

Thought I would share my excitement that the first definite Swift Parrots have 
been sighted on the mainland.  Five birds were seen by Ian Norman at Plenty on 
the north-east outskirts of Melbourne on the 27th of March.  They were being 
hassled by Bell Miners, and stayed for about a day and a half.

Simon Kennedy (Swift Parrot Project Officer).

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