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Subject: | Great Egrets breeding in Centennial Park Sydney? |
From: | "Alan Morris" <> |
Date: | Wed, 9 Feb 2005 11:21:31 +1100 |
BlankHi Birders, I was making a rare visit to Sydney's Centennial Park yesterday with my family and happened to notice some breeding activity in a couple of Broad-leafed Paperbarks on a small inland in one of th main lakes. There were several pairs each of Darters, Little Pied & Little Black Cormorants and a White Ibis nesting in the two adjoining trees. Also in the tree was a nest alongside of which was a Great Egret in breeding plumage. The Egret was re-arranging the sticks in the nest. It was not possible to see if there were any young in the nest. Can anyone else advise further details of this breeding event? Alan Morris |
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