RFI: Song Thr*sh site in central Melbourne?

To:	Russell Woodford <>
Subject:	RFI: Song Thr*sh site in central Melbourne?
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Date:	Wed, 09 May 2001 17:24:06 +1000

The Royal Botanic Gardens usually has some on the lawns, notably
if my memory is correct to the south and east of the lake. 

But this year there have been NO records in Bayside.  Perhaps
the thru*h is an early victim of global warming !

Michael Norris
PS Maybe the server rejected the posting because T*rush is a
sexually transmitted disease ?
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