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| Subject: | Flame robins and Quail-Thrush |
| From: | Rob Geraghty <> |
| Date: | Fri, 3 Apr 2009 01:14:17 -0700 (PDT) |
Hi All,
I went for a walk to the Bendora Arboretum in Namadgi National Park today and
saw lots of Flame Robins. There were also Lyrebirds, Rosellas, Pardalotes,
Grey Currawongs, Treecreepers and Quail Thrush.
With respect to the Quail-Thrush, does anyone know if Chestnut Quail-Thrush
have been seen in Namadgi? The bird I saw looked more like this species than
the Spotted Quail-Thrush.
Rob
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