capertee national park

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Subject:	capertee national park
From:	Gavin Scott <>
Date:	Sun, 16 Oct 2011 17:16:51 +1100

hi everyone,
i heard about the new national park listing in capertee and was interested to 
know more about the plans for the park and the consequences for the birds of 
the area. Also in terms of birders travelling to the area, is it one of the 
better places to find some of the rarer species such as regent honeyeater? 

cheers,
gavin scott

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