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| Subject: | RFI Malleefowl |
| From: | "Doug Holly" <> |
| Date: | Wed, 30 Nov 2005 16:01:58 +1030 |
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I have seen lots of
flying Malleefowl, flushed by walking, cycling and driving a vehicle, they have
always flown long distance ( out of sight) and one I flushed by vehicle from the
top a of a sand hill, I watched it fly about one kilometre, I would consider
them strong flyers, they usually fly straight up to above the canopy height and
disappear, I flushed one in a wheat field that flew several hundred metres to
the mallee and then kept going out of sight.
Doug
Holly
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