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| Subject: | Brown Cuckoo Doves |
| From: | "Janet" <> |
| Date: | Mon, 15 May 2006 21:30:19 +1000 |
Is this usual behavior for the Brown Cuckoo Doves?
About 4pm Sunday 14th a flock of about 50 B/C Doves landed into several Flooded
Gums, disturbing a Koala in the Canopy. The birds stayed for about 10 minutes
then flew off in a wheeling, silent mob, heading West.
3Kms South of Alstonville(a village just West of Ballina, North coast NSW).
Janet
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