Crested Shriketit at Running Creek

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Subject:	Crested Shriketit at Running Creek
From:	Ronda Green <>
Date:	Sun, 4 Dec 2011 15:24:08 +1000

I was surprised yesterday to see a crested shriketit on our Running Creek 
property 17.7km se from Rathdowney. It was in a eucalypt at the edge of dry 
rainforest near our boundary with Mt Chinghee. I think it's only the second 
time in 30 years that I've seen them here, although I have also twice seen them 
just a little way into the rainforest (which also surprised me) at O'Reilly's a 
few years ago

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Ronda Green, BSc(Hons) PhD
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