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Subject: | Ruffey Lake twitch - the latest!! |
From: | "John Harris" <> |
Date: | Wed, 12 Nov 2003 17:44:36 +1100 |
Dear All
Ruffey Lake never ceases to turn up something new. Just when I thought that all that
may turn up before the end of the year, was the odd summer migrant, all HEAVEN
breaks loose.
I had had reports of Tawny Frogmouths from near there, but they weren't on my list yet.
A student of mine, who lives near the Lake, came in excited last week saying he had
seen 2. This inspired me to do an early morning count (6.30am - 7.30), last Thursday
and the results were: 33 species including Mistletoebird (new for the year), Fan-tailed
Cuckoo, Tawny Frogmouth and Black-tailed Native-hen (all new for the lake).
I was not surprised by the cuckoo or frogmouth, but I had to look twice at the
"Superchook" before it sunk in. Needless to say I now have photos of it too.
Regards
John Harris
Year 9 & Environmental Coordinator
Donvale Christian College
03 9844 2471
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