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Signs of Inland Drought

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Subject: Signs of Inland Drought
From: "Dicksons" <>
Date: Mon, 26 Aug 2002 17:35:46 +1000
The parched state of Australia's interior would seem to be bringing many birds towards the coast - several sightings from Townsville recently go to prove this.
 
A group of 3 Pink-eared Ducks on Ross River near Aplin's Weir (22/8/02).
 
Grey Butcherbird & Yellow-throated Miner near the picnic areas at Cape Pallarenda (25/8/02). Grey Butcherbird appears to be a new record for Cape Pallarenda CP. I mentioned a while ago that Yellow-throated Miners seemed to be resident at Townsville Golf Club but nowhere else. Both species are found west of Townsville but seldom in the city.
 
Tim Dickson
Townsville
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