Re: Black Bittern.

To:	John Harris <>, Birding Aus <>
Subject:	Re: Black Bittern.
From:	Phil & Linda Cross <>
Date:	Mon, 24 Jan 2000 21:47:24 +1000

John,

You wrote:
> Could you do me a favour an direct the Black Bittern my way.  I have
been looking for >a number of years now, in all the right haunts, and
have not seen one.

When you do your trip to FNQ later this year make sure you do the boat
trip with Chris Dahlberg on the Daintree River.    A number of years ago
one came out right on cue after Chris mentioned it and we were rewarded
with fantastic views.  I have also been told that the NT is a good place
to get them.  I should point out that I have seen only 2 others and both
were in the Caboolture area.

Linda Cross
Bellmere
SEQ
27.05.00s  152.54.59e



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