Re: birding-aus cuckoos

To:	(Richard Johnson)
Subject:	Re: birding-aus cuckoos
From:	Lawrie Conole <>
Date:	Thu, 02 Sep 1999 11:02:35 +1000

> here in south-central Queensland. Noting the early Koel record in
> Victoria posted earlier this week, perhaps all the migrants are back
> early this year. Has anyone else recorded CBC's yet?

Hi Richard

Don't read too much into the Koel record from Melbourne - it's so far 
out of normal range that it's probably one of the lost birds from 
last Summer (Mildura & Hamilton) still looking for the way home!  
Mind you, with the current Summer-like weather, it may believe that 
it IS home already.

Cheers -- Lawrie

Cuckoo fancier ....


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Coarse Woody Debris Project
Department of Biological Sciences
Monash University
Clayton Vic 3168 AUSTRALIA
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