Helmeted Guinea Fowl

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Subject:	Helmeted Guinea Fowl
From:	"Graham" <>
Date:	Wed, 6 Nov 2002 14:13:16 +1100

Gidday Birders,
                        Guinea fowl do seem to appear at the strangest
places. I once saw a flock at Swans (Swains?) Crossing just west of Kew on
the NSW mid north coast. This is a picnic area in the middle of a state
forest, surrounded by  wet schlerophyl and rainforest.

Still haven't decided whether to tick them or not..

Cheers
Graham Turner


> They turn up in odd places. >
>
>
>I could only find records of feral
> populations of this species in north Queensland.
>


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