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Re: birding-aus The swifties are here!

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Subject: Re: birding-aus The swifties are here!
From: Brian Fleming <>
Date: Wed, 31 Mar 1999 21:08:59 +1000
 wrote:
> 
> 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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Thankyou Simon for this info - BUT please what do you mean by Plenty?
Upper Plenty is between Wallan and Whittlesea and is a bit far out even
in these days to be called Melbourne's 'northeast outskirts'.
Lower Plenty between Rosanna and Eltham isnt on the outskirts these days
by my reckoning.
If on the Plenty River, I'd like to know exactly where, if you wouldn't
mind, for sound reasons to do with defending the Plenty Flyway's
vegetation from encroachment.
  Anthea Fleming in Ivanhoe (not the one in NSW).
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