Queensland waterbirds??

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Subject:	Queensland waterbirds??
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Date:	Wed, 20 Aug 2003 07:31:43 +0000

Hi all,

I will be venturing into the Queensland area in early October and spending 4 
days on a dive boat out of Cairns. The boat visits Cod Hole and some of the 
ribbon reefs nearest to Port Douglas. Does anyone know how good such a trip 
might be for boobies, tropical terns, etc?

If those particular areas aren't productive are there other areas along the N. 
Queensland coast where one can have a decent (or better) chance to see these 
birds?

cheers,

Jim Flynn--

Seattle, Washington, USA

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