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Surprise sightng in Turramurra

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Subject: Surprise sightng in Turramurra
From: "Tom Wilson" <>
Date: Mon, 9 Aug 2004 20:35:15 +1000
Re: [BIRDING-AUS] Surprise sightng in TurramurraPer Andy Burton's reply to
my message of seeing a Brush Turkey this morning, esp the following extract:

"Brush-turkeys are now regularly sighted in Sydney's northern suburbs and my
prediction is that they will become a common garden bird in the area  (dogs
willing). This is from a virtually zero base only a few years ago."

leads to a warning to Sydney's birdwatching gardeners - if you have a
compost heap or mulched garden and a resident brush turkey, please be ready
for the rest of your garden to end up in the same place!  I recall reading a
warning/notice to this effect somewhere in SE Queensland (Noosa I think?) in
1993.  Having seen them "at work" in various locations, it wouldn't take
long either!

Cheers
Tom


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