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Subject: birding-aus Northern Shoveler
From: "Chris Lester"<>
Date: Wed, 8 Sep 1999 11:51:33 +1000
For those interested,

The Northern Shoveler was relocated this morning at about 8am.  It was on
Lake Borrie proper, at the south end swimming along the northern edge of
the dead trees where the Pied Cormorant platforms are.  There are lots of
Aus Shovellers, Hardheads and Pink-eareds.  For a bird with such a
contrast, the NS took some time to find.  It hides behind Pink-eareds very
effectively.

We saw it from about the site where the Yellow Wagtail used to play on the
east side of Borrie.  It was still there when I left a bit after nine.

Chris


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