surprising visitors to the Sydney CBD

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Date:	Tue, 24 Apr 2001 23:34 +1000

Hi,
As you may have gathered, I take delight in spotting surprising visitors to the 
Sydney CBD. Today I found an immature striated heron attempting to fish off the 
rocks at Waverton park (in Berrys bay), on the outgoing tide, 2pm, at a 
distance of only 750m from North Sydney railway station (well, as the crow 
flies), or 2km from Sydney CBD (across the harbour). He kept stepping between 2 
rocks, diving and coming up penniless - flew across to the beach to join some 
chestnut teals, across to a boat ramp etc  The nearest mangroves are another 
750m to 1km further back, at Balls Head Bay and Gore Cove.
Regards

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