Re: birding-aus Hailstorm

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Subject:	Re: birding-aus Hailstorm
From:	Susan Knowles <>
Date:	Thu, 22 Apr 1999 10:16:25 +1000

>     Hi ... At a meeting tonight about other matters  I was asked where
>all the birds went during the recent Sydney hailstorm and why  were there
>no corpses. I am not sure ... any ideas? Brian Everingham

Sadly, a friend reported plenty of bodies in Centennial Park after the
storm.  He is not a birder so did not know what species apart from some
seagulls.

Regards,



Susan Knowles                           
Deputy Law Librarian                    Ph: (02) 9385 3789
University of NSW                       Fax: (612) 9385 1236


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