Whistling ducks

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Subject:	Whistling ducks
From:	"Greg & Robin Czechura" <>
Date:	Thu, 22 Jan 2009 10:18:43 +1000

Hi Jill
Maybe we are on the same flight path because we get a lot of nocturnal 
whistling duck activity here at Caboolture.
Most of it is in spring and summer but we do get occasional night whistles at 
other times of the year. The majority seem to be travelling northwards as they 
pass overhead.
Cheers
Greg




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