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Black Bittern in Nowra, NSW

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Subject: Black Bittern in Nowra, NSW
From: Paul Taylor <>
Date: Sun, 08 Oct 2006 21:42:26 +1000
While on a morning walk along "Ben's Walk" in Nowra, NSW, a Black Bittern
(probably male), was seen flying downstream along the Upper Nowra Creek.
The location was approximately 34°52'36"S 150°35'19"E (based on Google
Earth maps.)  According to Pizzey & Knight, this species is rare south
of Sydney.

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