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Subject: | Suberb Lyrebird and Dingo |
From: | Andrew Taylor <> |
Date: | Wed, 16 Apr 2008 19:27:09 +1000 |
Some years ago I had close views of a Dingo - or more precisely a wild Dog that looked exactly like a Dingo - in the Grose catchment (Linden Creek) at Faulconbridge. I had been sitting quietly for some time and it didn't notice me until it was only a few metres away. I've also talked to keen bushwalkers who've spent a great deal of time wandering the Blue mountains without seeing a Dingo. I've assumed this might reflect low probability of detection - i.e they are locally very shy - as much as scarcity. Its easy to conflate the two, forexample Peregrine Falcons seem to be a common Blue Mountains birds because they are frequently observed, but its not obvious they are more numerous in the area than Dingos. Andrew |
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