Townsville signs of life

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Subject:	Townsville signs of life
From:	Ivor Preston <>
Date:	Thu, 3 Feb 2011 08:38:54 +1000

Hi all,
Thanks to those who voiced their concerns.
In suburban Townsville we have been bunkered down for 15 hours and around me in 
Kirwan, mainly trees down all round us. The good news is,at first light the 
Peaceful Doves and Mudlarks were feeding amongst the debris on the ground and I 
just saw a White-gaped Honeyeater feeding in a "lipstick' plant. Hanging on in 
100 kmh gusts but otherwise moving freely. Also Common Mynah & House Sparrow 
seem unperturbed. 
Contact with other birders in NQ will be difficult for a while with major power 
outages and mobile towers either damaged or without power. 
Cheers
Ivor Preston
BANQ
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