Hello All
Pizzey states: "Should immediately be reported and destroyed wherever
identified".
I hope this does'nt upset to many "Twitchers" !!!
Cheers
Graham Beal
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hree years ago. They drink from our
fishpond, and have tried to nest in our huge oak-tree, surely the most
ancient and venerable European oak in the area, having been planted by
the original John Preddy for his estate in the nineteenth century. A
very apt setting for them.
John M. Clifton-Everest
Alan Morris wrote:
Hi Birders,A friend of mine living for the last six months at Croydon,
an inner Western Suburb of Sydney has recently found a pair of
European Backbirds in a local park. It is now 11 years since I lived
in Sydney and there were no Blackbirds in the inner west then as I
recall. Can anyone say whether it is unusal to see then at Croydon, or
have they finally started to settle in the inner west? Alan
MorrisNSWFOC Records Officer
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Associate Professor John M. Clifton-Everest
Department of Germanic Studies
University of Sydney
(61) (2) 9351 2262
Fax (61) (2) 9351 5318
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Perhaps at Bexley (Rockdale Municipality), we don't count as Inner West.
But we have a small colony of Blackbirds around our garden, which was there
when we moved in three years ago. They drink from our fishpond, and
have tried to nest in our huge oak-tree, surely the most ancient and venerable
European oak in the area, having been planted by the original John Preddy
for his estate in the nineteenth century. A very apt setting for them.
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<p>John M. Clifton-Everest
<p>Alan Morris wrote:
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<font face="Arial"><font size=-1>Hi
Birders,</font></font><font face="Arial"><font size=-1>A friend of mine
living for the last six months at Croydon, an inner Western Suburb of Sydney
has recently found a pair of European Backbirds in a local park. It is
now 11 years since I lived in Sydney and there were no Blackbirds in the
inner west then as I recall. Can anyone say whether it is unusal to see
then at Croydon, or have they finally started to settle in the inner
west?</font></font> <font face="Arial"><font size=-1>Alan
Morris</font></font><font face="Arial"><font size=-1>NSWFOC Records
Officer</font></font></blockquote>
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<br>Associate Professor John M. Clifton-Everest
<br>Department of Germanic Studies
<br>University of Sydney
<br>(61) (2) 9351 2262
<br>Fax (61) (2) 9351 5318
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