LWK and Point Cook, near Melbourne

To:	Euan Fothergill <>, Mark Fanthorpe <>, Jim Caine <>
Subject:	LWK and Point Cook, near Melbourne
From:	Laurie Living <>
Date:	Mon, 02 Sep 2002 20:25:56 +1000

Hi there

Looked for the LWK on Saturday afternoon with others but no LWK seen.

Up to ten pairs of black-shouldered kites were busy and a dozenkestrels......pallid cuckoo, black-tailed native hens on homestead road.

Treat were three banded lapwinds feeding on left side of Sydes rd, theLWK road near the overpass.


The developers are truly busy.

Cheers

Laurie Living

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