Cockatiels

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Date:	Tue, 1 Feb 2000 09:33:42 +1000


Er,  g'day,

David Geering's recent mention of Cockatiels in northern Victoria prompted me to
think about my weekend (29-30/1/00) around West Wyalong and about 80 km north
thereof, where I have spent three weekends a year for the last 7 or so years.
Last weekend we saw only one group of about four Cockatiels, whereas we usually
record groups of Cockatiels almost continuously (well, every 10-15 minutes or
so) through the weekend.  Perhaps the birds in northern Victoria have come from
central NSW.  Has anybody else noted a decrease in Cockatiels this
spring-summer?

Cheers,

Paul Peake



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