Baillon's Crake and Glossy Ibis at Lake Claremont, WA

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Subject:	Baillon's Crake and Glossy Ibis at Lake Claremont, WA
From:	Richard Nowotny <>
Date:	Tue, 7 Feb 2012 17:47:44 +0800

A single Baillon's Crake, 4 Australian Spotted Crake and 13 Glossy Ibis were 
clearly visible in a grassy inlet between reed-beds on the east side of Lake 
Claremont in the Perth suburb of Claremont this morning. The ibis unfortunately 
flew and could not be relocated but the crakes, including the Baillon's, gave 
every indication of being around for some time. Five duck species were also 
present in the remaining water on the lake, including Pink-ear, Shoveller and 
Shelduck. 

Richard Nowotny
M: 0438 224 456
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