How the Dust Storm effects bird?

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Subject:	How the Dust Storm effects bird?
From:	"Chris Brandis" <>
Date:	Wed, 23 Sep 2009 20:13:22 +1000

The wind near Wollongong, 100 km S of Sydney, had birds flying low and aDarter hit the high tension wires breaking it's wing.

Other than that they were just hanging on extra tightly.
Cheers  Chris

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