Re: White-browed Crake at Byron Bay NSW

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Subject:	Re: White-browed Crake at Byron Bay NSW
From:	Peter Horler <>
Date:	Sat, 13 Feb 2010 11:11:22 +1000

Thought I'd check.

Eremaea shows the most southern WBC at Townsville (Fairfield Waters Wetland - 
19/08/2009, Niel Bruce) before Byron Bay (West Byron STP - 11/02/2010, Kathy 
Wilk), noting also-
"definite sighting of. First seen by person unknown to me on 2nd Feb 2010 (also 
with one photo), blown in by Cyclone Olga from Qld? view photos at 
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pesche1306/sets/72157623285802381/";
1500km off course!

Cheers
Peter
Pine Mountain, Q

Good planets are hard to find
So until we do, please be green
And read from the screen

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