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Crested Pigeon (Geelong District)

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Subject: Crested Pigeon (Geelong District)
From: "Paul Rose" <>
Date: Wed, 28 Mar 2001 09:13:03 +1000
Just to add to the Crested Pigeon patrol, there are several flocks of between 
15-20 birds in the Altona, Cherry Lake and Altona Meadows Golf Course area.   
Quite stunning birds really.  Is there something I'm missing, people are 
speaking as if they are a pest species ????   Not that I want to get on that 
roll again !?!

Cheers,

P.

>>> "Lawrie Conole" <> 03/27/01 06:42pm >>>
> Dropped into the Point Cook bird hide today - and came across a flock of
10 Crested Pigeon near the car park at the bird hide. This is easily the
farthest south I've seen them - what is the status of CP in the Geelong
district?

They're regular at Werribee and Sunbury now, and I even saw one in Northcote
recently.  They're moving south with a vengeance, and I predict they'll be a
common neighbourhood bird within the next decade throughout large parts of
Melbourne.

L.



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