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Subject: | Black-tailed Native Hens dispersing north too |
From: | Andrew Taylor <> |
Date: | Sun, 29 Nov 2009 11:11:58 +1100 |
Last week on a brief visit to Keep River National Park in the NW NT among the more usual birds on Cockatoo Lagoon behind Park HQ was a single Black-tailed Native Hen. New for the park list (HANZAB range map agrees) and rare in the top end I believe - certainly I've never seen one there. But not surprising given their irruptive habits. On the same trip I stayed near Wyndham at Parry Creek Farm (http://www.parrycreekfarm.com.au/). Some carelessness left me laid up so I did zero birding there but it looks a good accomodation option for birders - a bit of comfort surrounded by birds. I suspect you'd turn up a decent list in the immediate vicinity - e.g. I was told there was a Black-breasted Buzzard around and Gouldian Finches were nesting nearby. Andrew |
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