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Rosy-coloured Starling at Broome

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Subject: Rosy-coloured Starling at Broome
From: "Frank O'Connor" <>
Date: Sat, 25 Sep 2004 19:47:28 +0800

The Rosy-coloured Starling has been relocated at Lake Eda near Broome yesterday (Friday 24th by Andrew Silcocks & Chris Hassell?) and today (Saturday 25th by Mike Carter and Sean Dooley).  On both days it was found shortly after 4pm, despite people looking for it almost all the day.  Both days it was found at the east end of the lake where there is an old fence line.  It was still there at dusk today when Mike and Sean left.

Note that Lake Eda is on Roebuck Plains Station, and permission must be granted before access.  The best chance of permission is to arrange it through the Broome Bird Observatory.  The local guides of George Swann, Chris Hassell and Adrian Boyle are all busy this week.

Mike Carter notes that the track is very sandy and rutted for a fair stretch.  A 4WD is a necessity, preferably better than a RAV4 but Mike and Sean Dooley made it there in a RAV4.

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