Lamington national park

Character Reference:

I've talked to Jade numerous times and he seems a pretty genuine guy (from what you can tell over the Internet anyway.)

Peter

On 13/12/2002 04:49:38 PM owner-birding-aus wrote:

>Be careful with responding to these types of requests - I might be mistaken,
>but this could be suspicious, and the writing style etc don't give me much
>confidence to the contrary
>Peter
>
>-- Original Message --
>From: jade welch <>
>To:
>Send: 01:27 PM
>Subject: [BIRDING-AUS] Lamington national park
>
>Hi All,
>
>I'm going to lamington national park soon here in queensland. I am looking
>for various species of parrot, pigeon, doves etc and would like to know if
>anyone knows where we could possible see even though the chances are
>extremely rare a coxens fig parrot? Does anyone know where the best spot for
>
>birding is and the best spot for possibly seeing the coxens fig parrot? Also
>
>are there any red-tailed black or Glossy Black-cockatoos up their? Thankyou
>for your help.
>
>Yours sincerely
>Jade Welch
>
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