PC Lorikkets and Song Thrush

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Subject:	PC Lorikkets and Song Thrush
From:	Laurie Living <>
Date:	Mon, 14 Apr 2003 18:29:49 +1000

Hi Lorne

Try the Botanical Gradens for the Song Thrush.

The Airport and Metro parks nearby for the p-c lorikeets if there issome flowering eucys.


Laurie Living

Lorne Johnson wrote:

Hello birdlovers... Lorne here...

Off to Melbourne at the end of next week. For some unknown reason, I
still haven't ticked Purple-crowned Lorikeet or Song Thrush down there.
Can anyone tell me reliable spots about the city for this time of year?

Thanks,

LGJ



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