gloucester to newcastle

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Subject:	gloucester to newcastle
From:	"theo tasoulis" <>
Date:	Wed, 6 Jun 2007 18:24:10 +1000

a noteworthy drive home from gloucester to newcastle this afternoon. I got a 
great look at a spotted harrier about 15 km south of gloucester-only the second 
one I have ever seen in the hunter valley.Shortly afterwards I saw a 
wedge-tailed eagle and then just north of booral  I saw a white-breasted 
sea-eagle go into a 25metre stoop and make a serious attempt at catching a 
raven that had ill-advisedly got to far from cover.The sightings continued with 
a delightful pheasant coucal shuffling across the road and a beautiful swamp 
harrier cruising over grahamstown dam.All that in about 1hr and 10min.Cheers.
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