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| Subject: | More magic at Deakin |
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| Date: | Thu, 1 May 2003 10:16:35 +1000 |
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This morning i again arrived at Deakin Uni for work, albeit a little late(Meanng the place was nice and quiet). Walking down the path between the main pond and the library, a burst of amazing colour flashed in front of my eyes, literally at eye level and about 1 metre away. It landed in a six foot high gum shrub lining the path and began feeding. Stealthfully aligning myself to get a good few, i finally saw it.... A SWIFT PARROT!!! What a wonderful. magical place Deakin is. : ) Another one was in a taller gum nearby. I'll have another look soon, to see how many have arrived. Peter |
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