swifts near pambula

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Subject:	swifts near pambula
From:	John Boyce <>
Date:	Mon, 06 Nov 2000 08:56:46 +1100

Hi everyone,
my brother just got back from a few days at Tuross Head on the south 
coast of NSW and had a couple of interesting sightings.  
He saw a group of about 50 fork-tailed swifts near Pambula which I would 
have thought was quite an early record.  Have others been seeing any 
swifts so far this year.
Secondly he was at a place called the crevices (may be a local name) 
just north of Ulladulla and saw a number of very confiding rock 
Warblers.  I would have thought this would be close to their Southern 
limit, are there records further south than this?
best Wishes
John Boyce


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