Rare bird sitings along Moonee Ponds Ck

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Subject:	Rare bird sitings along Moonee Ponds Ck
From:	"Bill Stent" <>
Date:	Tue, 6 Feb 2007 11:40:35 +1100

I've just received this for posting to the list.

I guess if anyone has anything to report they can reply direct to
Andrew, but you can post to the list as well, as he seems to be
receiving messages.

Bill
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Hi,

Have you had any rare bird sightings reported along Moonee Ponds Creek,
as a result of the drought ?

God bless

Andrew Miller
Journalist - Moonee Valley Leader
Leader Community Newspapers

t: (03) 9495 9548
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