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| Subject: | Maroubra Beach photo and books |
| From: | "Terry Bishop" <> |
| Date: | Tue, 11 Apr 2006 11:31:36 +1000 |
There are many variations in patterns and colour according to the district
and climatic conditions. Some obvious and some not so obvious. I have
noticed changes in the local bird population over the drought. As Orange can
get.to -6 or -7 min. and 4 to 5 max.temps during the Winter the birds that
hang around have a denser feather layer and different colourings than those
at along the Mid North Coast. This is from self observation as my father
lives at Old Bar (on the coast near Taree NSW)
Terry B |
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