Invitation to look for Princess Parrots

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Subject:	Invitation to look for Princess Parrots
From:	Mark Carter <>
Date:	Thu, 16 Jun 2011 03:34:56 +0100 (BST)

Hi Birders,
Further to John Penhallurick's post I can confirm that, sadly, Princess Parrots 
are not at the sites in the NT where they were encountered last year. This 
information comes to me from a very reputable source. 
So, remote Jupiter Well once again is looking like the best option for birders 
to see these magical birds.
Good luck to anyone who sets out there in search of them. Be sure to keep us 
posted on your return!

Mark Carter
http://desertlife.com.au/bird-guide/
0447358045
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