RFI: Brisbane birding

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Subject:	RFI: Brisbane birding
From:	"Andrew Stafford" <>
Date:	Thu, 5 Jun 2008 12:01:00 +1000

Hi Ashwin,

The easiest and most reliable place to see Collared Kingfisher is the
mangrove boardwalk at the end of Wynnum North Road.

Little Bitterns are spring-summer migrants so are most unlikely to be
present at the Arboretum at this time.

Bush-hen is resident but much more difficult at this time of year as they
call infrequently outside the breeding season.

Cheers, Andrew

Andrew Stafford
Freelance journalist
Author: Pig City http://www.qmf.org.au/02_cal/details.asp?ID=18
5/222 Sir Fred Schonell Drive
St Lucia QLD 4067
Ph. 0404 812 470

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