Short-tailed Grasswren

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Subject:	Short-tailed Grasswren
From:	Deb Colbourne <>
Date:	Tue, 8 Sep 2009 21:57:57 -0700 (PDT)

Just to let you know that we had great views of ST Grasswren at Stokes Hill a 
couple of days ago. Saw two from the carpark in the 'seemingly uninteresting' 
spinifex(thanks for the tip Alan Morris). Incidentally if anyone is planning to 
wander around in there, there is a nest just down from the carpark on the 
Wilpena Pound side. Also up there 3 Elegant Parrots. Up on Rawnsley Bluff many 
pairs of Black Honeyeater.

Also just had an 'ignoble tick", the Barbary Dove!!! Same place, Sampson Road 
in a dead tree (deciduous?!) opposite Poultney Road.

Deb and Ju


      
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