Hi Eric,
Local knowledge lists those Emus as 'not tickable'. They're on what is
known as the old army site, which has been stocked with all sorts of
weird animals. There's a;so a breeding population of Western Red Roos
there!
Did you do the Wheeny Ck canyon? It's apparently quite good.
EB
On 12/15/08, e finley <> wrote:
> Hi all
> Sat 13 Dec - 4 Emus feeding alongside the Northern Road just nth of Penrith.
> Further north at Agnes Banks Nature Reserve saw 6+ Scarlet Honeyeaters, inc 2
> males drinking from puddles on the path, as well as many Peaceful Doves,
> White-eared Honeyeaters and a Painted Button-quail.
> Sun 14 Dec - at least 8 Gang Gang Cockatoos at Wheeney Creek in Wollemi NP,
> inc a female in a hollow; also 2 Superb Lyrebirds and numerous Dollarbirds,
> Sacred Kingfisher, Common Bronzewing, White-naped Honeyeater and Satin
> Bowerbirds.
> Eric Finley
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