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Easter birding around Armidale

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From: "The Dam Lamb Service Clan" <>
Date: Sun, 29 Apr 2001 21:09:31 +1000
A somewhat belated and brief report of 3 days light birding in and around Armidale over Easter. Visited Dangar's Lagoon, as well as day trips to Cathedral Rocks NP, Ebor Falls, New England NP, and parts of Oxley Wild Rivers NP.A total of 55 species with not much effort.
 
 Highlights were Red-browed Treecreepers in Cathedral Rocks NP on Warrigal Trail at Wild Dog Campground, and also on track around Cathedral Rock.They were in company with White-throated Treecreepers, allowing good and easy comparison of discerning features.Also a couple of male Flame Robin (great thrill for a Queenslander) and a female Rose Robin.
 Danger's Lagoon at Urella provided all three grebes as well as shoveller, Musk Duck, and great views of a Peregrine, both perched and flying (though not hunting). A number of great campsites identified for a future, lengthier stay in the Spring.
 
        Russ Lamb,Maleny,SEQ
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