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Emus in south-east QLD

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Subject: Emus in south-east QLD
From: Chris Sanderson <>
Date: Thu, 25 Feb 2010 13:49:02 +1000
Hi all,

I've been reading a book published in 1968 by the QLD Museum called Birds of
Brisbane and Envrions by Donald P Vernon.  It basically details a list of
species found in the region and has notes on range and identification.

Among many interesting things in the book, it lists Emus as being on Bribie
Island.  I was wondering if anyone knows whether those Emus were there
naturally, and if they are still there?  Also, is anyone aware of places
that people can go to see Emu within a daytrip's distance from Brisbane?

Regards,
Chris
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