David,
That was a bit harsh. My comments were referring only
to the disgruntled landholder in question, not to
everybody outside of Sydney's eastern suburbs. Usually
I find people to be interested in the wildlife on
their land and curious that people should be
interested enough to travel some distance to observe
it. In this case, however, it was the opposite. I'm
sorry you missed the intended humour in the posting.
Best,
AS
--- David Geering <>
wrote: > "Presumably it will be drained at the
earliest
> opportunity - check it out
> while you still can."
>
> Yet more country bashing!!! Get real! One
> experience with a disgruntled
> landholder and everyone living outside a city
> boundary is either draining a
> wetland or clearing woodland.
>
> WAKE UP URBAN AUSTRALIA!!!
>
> By the way, I did smile when I saw the instructions
> on how to get to Little
> Broadwater Swamp. Knowing that area very well
> (having lived in the area for
> nine years) I did have visions of a few very lost
> twitchers.
>
> David Geering
>
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