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A "worth a look" Brisbane birding spot

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Subject: A "worth a look" Brisbane birding spot
From: David Taylor <>
Date: Wed, 16 May 2007 20:16:39 +1000
Greenwood Lakes Reserve on Paradise Road at Forestdale on the southern outskirts of Brisbane is a very good spot for birding.

On Sunday on a short half hour visit I saw Varied Triller, Rose and Yellow Robins; Variegated and Superb Fairy-wrens; Brown, Lewins, Yellow-faced and Scarlet Honeyeaters;, Golden Whistler, Mistletoebird, Striated Pardalote, Silvereye, Spangled Drongo, Eastern Whipbird, Double Barred Finch, Welcome Swallow, Fairy Martin, King Parrot, Rainbow Lorikeet, Darter, Little Pied and Little Black Cormorants; Wood Duck, Black Duck, Grey Teal, Intermediate, Little and Great Egrets; Purple Swamphen, Dusky Moorhen, Black-fronted Dotteral, White Ibis, Magpielark, Magpie, Willy Wagtail, Torresian Crow.

Nothing out of the ordinary, but not a bad list in a short time. The area is particularly well maintained and has a viewing platform across one of the lakes.

regards

David Taylor
Brisbane
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