Rock Warblers at the Royal National Park

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Subject:	Rock Warblers at the Royal National Park
From:	Jack Shapiro <>
Date:	Mon, 08 Dec 2003 16:33:41 +1100

Several years ago I used to see Rock Warblers (origmas) hopping on the road
near/on the rocky areas adjacent to  Lady Carrington Drive, about 30 minutes
walk from the Audley end.  They were there  on every occasion I passed in
that general area.

This past year I have been around this location and beyond at least 3 times,
and there were no Rock Warblers to be seen.

Have they really disappeared, or is this merely a coincidence ?

Any reports of recent viewing would be appreciated.

Jack Shapiro


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