Black-necked Stork sighting, SE Queensland

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Subject:	Black-necked Stork sighting, SE Queensland
From:	"Andrew & Natalie Taylor" <>
Date:	Fri, 22 Apr 2011 12:05:02 +1000

Had a pair of Black-necked Stork feeding in some casual water yesterday a
few km west of Beaudesert, at the corner of Sandy Creek Rd. Always love to
see these majestic creatures - this was quite a surprise as I was heading
back from Boonah to the Gold Coast. To complete the spectacle, a
White-bellied Sea-eagle flew into the large gum tree overhead while I was
observing.

Cheers,

Andrew Taylor
Pacific Pines

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