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| Subject: | Peregrines in Parramatta |
| From: | Frank Weynton <> |
| Date: | Thu, 12 Aug 2004 03:26:02 -0700 (PDT) |
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Hi. Some of you may be interested that there is a peregrine (or perhaps a pair) that has become a regular in the Parramatta (NSW) CBD. One can regularly be seen on the building directly behind the open-air carpark on the corner of Marsden and Hunter Streets. Sometimes it is on a neighbouring building. On one occasion I saw two here.
The building concerned is fairly obvious due to the white streaks down the front on the darkened glass. I hope the building manager doesnt see these birds as a nuisance and try to get rid of them.
Does this indicate they are likely to nest here ?
Frank
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