Birding around Sydney

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Subject:	Birding around Sydney
From:	"J & N Russill" <>
Date:	Tue, 4 Jun 2002 17:11:21 +1000

4/6 At Woolooware Wetlands this morning there were 44 Pelicans quite a large
number, Pied Cormorant, 2 Royal Spoonbills and the usual Grey & Chestnut
Teal etc.   However there were 2 Pied Oystercatchers and 2 Black- fronted
Dotterels, several Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoos and interestingly a Musk
Duck there this afternoon, no sign of the Great Crested Grebe.    At Cape
Solander (Botany Bay NP), we had 2 Pe
egrine Falcons, Horsfield & Fantail
Cuckoos and a Nankeen Kestrel which sat on the cliff edge and watched us
watching the Hump-back Whales!   Another lovely day, ocean very calm, not a
good day for sea birds, only saw a few Aust. Gannets.    Judi & Neil Russill

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