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Brown Gerygones in open forest and woodland.

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Subject: Brown Gerygones in open forest and woodland.
From: Peter Milburn <>
Date: Mon, 22 May 2006 16:50:31 +1000
Further to recent comment regarding movement of Brown Gerygone in late autumn/winter a small group have been present recently in (very) mixed woodland on the southern shore of Lake Burley Griffen in Canberra, Westbourne Woods to be precise. This is a very unusual event for this area and the habitat is a peculiar mixture of Pines, Hawthorn, Black Alder, Acaia sp and E. cinerea/paniculata. One is tempted to link this to the very dry coastal conditions east of here.

Milburn
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