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Subject: | Brimbank Park, Melbourne. & Western Treatment Plant. Vic. |
From: | "Shirley Cameron" <> |
Date: | Tue, 10 Aug 2004 09:14:58 +1000 |
Although we are
experiencing a 'real ' winter here bird opportunities still
abound.
Last week the
Werribee Wagtails went to Brimbank Park just off the Western Ring Road.
It is a deep
valley(55 metres below the basalt western plains) carved out by the
Maribyrnong River over many centuries. There are plenty of River Red
Gums and plenty of birds. There are plenty of walking trails and it
is very sheltered.
We saw many
raptors here is our bird list.
The
Western Treatment Plant is still interesting, there were many Curlew Sandpipers
and the last count of Godwits was 20, they were all down on the Borrow Pits.
Shirley Cameron |
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