birding-aus interesting ACT obs

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Subject:	birding-aus interesting ACT obs
From:	(John Leonard)
Date:	Tue, 11 May 1999 08:08:14 +1000 (EST)

Yesterday (Monday 10th) at about 13.50 in our backyard in Hughes, ACT, an
immature Spangled Drongo (rare vagrant to ACT). It stayed for about 15 mins
hawking for insects, but was chased off by Magpie Larks and Currawongs.

I hope it doesn't try to overwinter.

John Leonard



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