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Brown Quail at Kata Tjuta

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Subject: Brown Quail at Kata Tjuta
From: robert burgoyne <>
Date: Fri, 16 Sep 2011 01:33:43 +1030

I saw Brown Quail at the same location during the last big wet in 2000/2001.  
During that same period we (Alice Springs Birdos) had Pheasant Coucal in the 
Todd River in Alice Springs and I had Rufous-throated Honeyeater at Trephina 
Gorge to the east of Alice.  Anything can turn up in the Centre under good 
conditions.
Rob Burgoyne

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Date: Wed, 14 Sep 2011 02:30:34 +0100 (BST)From: Iain Blake 
<>To: : [Birding-Aus] 
Quails in the Red 
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 text/plain; charset=utf-8Hi folks,I've just spent a week over in Central 
Australia where the birding was surprisingly a bit slow with very few raptors 
about which was quite different to my previous visits to the area. No problems 
if you have a soft spot for the Zebra Finch though which, fortunately, I do! 
Anyway, while walking round the Valley of the Winds loop at Kata Tjuta I was 
surprised to find a group of four Brown Quail. I've read somewhere that they 
will head further inland after rains but this seems very inland indeed! How far 
into the interior will these birds travel and do they often reach the Red 
Centre? I'm curious.Cheers, Iain.                                          
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