Kingfisher in West Brunswick

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Subject:	Kingfisher in West Brunswick
From:	J and A Flack <>
Date:	Mon, 15 Oct 2001 13:03:29 +1000 (EST)

Dear Stuart,

We nearly choked on our porridge this weekend when we
looked out our kitchen window on Saturday morning
(13th) to find a male Sacred Kingfisher sitting on our
side fence which is about 3 metres from the house. It
briefly flew off (hawking?), then returned, before
flying off to the East. What a great way to start the
day!


Cheers,

Jan & Alan Flack
West Brunswick
(approx 4km North
of Melbourne GPO)


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