Powerful Owl

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Subject:	Powerful Owl
From:	John Clifton-Everest <>
Date:	Mon, 13 Mar 2000 09:31:11 +1100

To all those individuals who over recent weeks have provided me with
advice about Powerful Owls, many thanks.  Yesterday morning (Sunday
12/3) at Mitchell Park (nr. Windor, NSW) I got lucky.  Two weeks ago I
found half a ring-tail possum lying in the path there, beside a patch of
droppings, and knew I was getting close.  Yesterday I had superb views
of an adult bird, somewhat closer to the picnic area than I expected, in
fact only a few (say 40) metres into the creek-side forest.  It was
being mobbed -- by flies!
John Clifton-Everest.

--
Associate Professor John M. Clifton-Everest
Department of Germanic Studies
University of Sydney
(61) (2) 9351 2262
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