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Black Kites and Black-necked Storks

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Subject: Black Kites and Black-necked Storks
From: "Peter A. Ekert" <>
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 2002 19:26:23 +1000
Hi Birders
 
For those in the Hunter region, there has been a female Black-necked Stork at The Wetlands Centre for the past 5 days.  Bit of a conicidence considering the Centre is about to launch its new web site with the species as the logo.
 
In the Maitland area, there have been least 10 Black Kites at Maitland garbage dump.  These birds have been roosting in the evening at a spotted gum forest nearby. A local resident contacted me suggesting that there was ~20 birds and they were nesting.  As yet, I haven't located any evidence of nesting nor that relatively high number of individuals.
 
Peter
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Peter A. Ekert
 
Birds Australia Project Co-ordinator
(Liverpool Plains Woodland Bird Project (North NSW))
www.birdsaustralia.com.au
 
NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service
(Rufous Scrub-bird Monitoring Program in North-east NSW)
 
Wetland Care Australia
(Bungawalbin Bird Monitoring Project (north-east NSW)
 
The Wetlands Centre
PO Box 292
WALLSEND NSW 2287
Ph. 02 49516466     Mob.  0410566104     Fax.  02 49501875

www.wetlands.org.au
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