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what CALL is that? (SEQ)

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Subject: what CALL is that? (SEQ)
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Date: Wed, 15 Jun 2005 14:20:56 +1000
near Woodford, SEQ

A single call, repeated at intervals, as follows:
One long descending but almost piercing pheeeew, then a gap of one or more minutes, then the call repeated... pheeeew, then gap - call - gap - call -- etc. NOT a Fan-tailed Cuckoo -- a clearer, steadier call. More ?echoey; more 'eerie'... The bird moved between the trees during this time, but was never seen. After about fifteen minutes it was heard no more.

Occurred along a bird-rich streamside corridor, in the midst of mixed rural land -- dairying, 'hobby-farm' blocks, small towns, then further off, state forest & pineapple farming; below the north end of the D'Aguilar Range where sub-coastal moist country meets the start of the dry, harder country running west through Kilcoy, etc.

Unseasonally mild-to-warm 'winter' days. The Dry has not yet arrived, either.

Judith.

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S-E Qld
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