Grasswren in May

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Subject:	Grasswren in May
From:	"Tim Faulkner, Australian Reptile Park" <>
Date:	Thu, 14 Apr 2011 08:02:12 +1000

Hi All,

 

I'm considering a May 2012  'grasswren run' from the Flinders Ranges all the
way up to Carpentaria grasswren range, hitting a number of grasswren
hotspots along the way.  Does anyone have an educated opinion on general
findability of the various grasswren species that I will logically persue
along the journey north during that time of year (with rainfall between now
and then of course an unknown)? Or is it likely to be a relatively poor
choice of timing? Thanks very much for any advice.

 

Tim Faulkner

 

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