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birding-aus RE: Lake Wollumboola

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Subject: birding-aus RE: Lake Wollumboola
From: "Andrew Patrick" <>
Date: Mon, 5 Apr 1999 19:42:22 +1000
Hi Edwin
I spent the Easter weekend in the Shoalhaven area (150 km south of Sydney) and also visited Lake Wollumboola, a few times, plus various other spots thereabouts.
I'd say there were 2000 black swans - an amazing sight. Other birds I saw:
Caspian Terns (6)
Crested Terns (16)
White Fronted Chats (25)
Red-capped Plovers (15)
Sea Eagles (4)
Pelicans (250+)
Little Black Cormorants (100)
Little Pied Cormorants (50)
Grey and Chestnut Teal (2-3000)(in mixed flocks)
Great Egret (1)
Red-whiskered Bulbul (14) (at the southern end of its range)
Some other birds seen this Easter:
Godwits (I assume bar-tailed) (70)
Eastern Curlews (30)
Pied Oystercatchers (13)
Sooty Oystercatcher(1)
Gannets (10) diving just beyond the surf.
Little Corellas(150)
Rufous Fantail (1)
White-headed pigeons (2)
Boobook (1 dead beside the road)
Artic Jaegar (3) at Gerroa
Kelp Gulls (2) at Kiama Blowhole.
 
 
 
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