WTNT reports

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Subject:	WTNT reports
From:	"Colin R" <>
Date:	Mon, 20 Dec 2004 11:41:07 +1000

Hi Mike et al
        
        A flock of approx 15 WTNTs circling dry eucaplyt forest and open 
cutting (High voltage powerlines) approx 30 kms south of Brisbane CBD, SE Qld. 
at 7.30 am Saturday 18.12.04. Medium cloud cover, little breeze - (unable to 
ascertain direction, almost unnoticeable anyway). No pending storm or rain. 
Flock moved north circling from the tops of the forest (30 meters) to ultimate 
heights. There may have been more, but believe 15 is pretty close! 
        To think these birds may not land for 9 months of the year? Is this 
realistic? Wow!
-- 
  Colin Reid
  
So many birds, so little time...... 


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