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Brush Turkey invasion

To: Jill Dark <>
Subject: Brush Turkey invasion
From: Tom Tarrant <>
Date: Mon, 2 Nov 2009 18:57:36 +1000
Hi Jill,

Recently we caught a guy 're-settling' 20+ Brush-turkeys on our patch
(Samsonvale
Cemetery <http://kobble.aviceda.org>) approx 40 kms NW of Brisbane.
Apparently he was fed up with them rearranging his urban veggie-patch. We
were wondering why were seeing so many!
Turns out that inner-city residents of Brisbane are doing the same, moving
them to the outer-suburbs.

Perhaps we are witnessing a new form of animal migration?

Tom

On Mon, Nov 2, 2009 at 6:35 PM, Jill Dark <> wrote:

> The Brush Turkeys are not just moving into Sydney. They have been reported
> from around Glenbrook and Blaxland in the Blue Mountains and last Thursday
> one was seen in a garden in Lawson. Where next?
>
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