The drongo season at Redcliffe

To:	"Robert Inglis" <>,
Subject:	The drongo season at Redcliffe
From:	Julian & Fay Bielewicz <>
Date:	Fri, 05 May 2000 05:08:43 +1000

Bob:

So what your saying is:

>I agree that Spangled Drongo is a visitor to Redcliffe but I hesitate to say
>it is primarily a winter visitor.

But

>I would agree though, that, if visiting twitchers wish to tick Spangled
>Drongo, then June or July would be a 'cert' as this is when the most numbers
>of drongos occur and they are probably most active.

Quite!

Julian


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