speckled warblers

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Subject:	speckled warblers
From:	john hammond <>
Date:	Tue, 4 Mar 2008 17:15:12 +1030

Gday birders. Can anyone tell me if speckled warblers are a rare bird around 
the brisbane area. I have heard they are very uncommon and vulnerable but i see 
them every time i go to a certain track at Jimboomba, about 40 minutes from the 
cbd. Regards John Hammond.
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