welcome swallows/scarlet honeyeaters

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Subject:	welcome swallows/scarlet honeyeaters
From:	"KEITH BRANDWOOD" <>
Date:	Mon, 21 Oct 2002 16:39:59 +0100

Hi, to those interested, re the latest postings welcome swallows, saw a
welcome swallow nesting on a rock face last Wednesday, and there are some
which nest on rock overhangs along the
Hawkesbury river,  the Ferries that ply the Hawkesbury have groups nesting
on them each year. I suppose if there are not many man made structures 
available they have to find natural ones, 

Yes Edwin, I agree, there certainly is not the numbers of Scarlet HE
 we normaly see around this time of the year, wonder where they all are?
The Hawkesbury 55km n/w Sydney.

           keith
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