Nocturnal Activity

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Subject:	Nocturnal Activity
From:	"Brian & Helen Lee" <>
Date:	Tue, 16 May 2000 09:28:06 +1000

G,day to Reg Clark and others who may have heard this "Nocturnal Activity" -
I too have heard this during early morning hours exactly as you described,
but of course was unable to see anything when I went outside.
To me it sounded very much like the call of the Yellow-tailed Black
Cockatoo.
(I did consider Flying Foxes but it didn't seem quite right for them.)
Any other explanations?

--Brian Lee, Gymea, N.S.W.


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