Re: Pilotbirds near coast

To:	robert drummond <>, birding <>
Subject:	Re: Pilotbirds near coast
From:	Laurence Living <>
Date:	Sat, 21 Apr 2001 14:55:51 +1000

Hi Robert

Saw your interesting note about pilotbirds near coast at Cape Conran, in
eastern Victoria

Pilotbirds are present in The Dandenong Ranges National Park [40 kms
outside Melbourne] and I have seen them at Bald Hills Wetlands [near
Waratah Bay] and at Lakes Entrance [Gippsland, Victoria], not far from
the sea.

Laurie Living




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