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Border Ranges NP: where is it

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Subject: Border Ranges NP: where is it
From: Ronda Green <>
Date: Sun, 8 Apr 2012 13:09:17 +1000
The Border Ranges run along the eastern part of the NSW-Qld border (resulting 
from the giant shield volcanoes that had their centres at Mt Warning and Focal 
Peak), and the Border Ranges NP is just south of the border, continuous with 
the Lamington NP on the Qld side


On 08/04/2012, at 12:00 PM,  wrote:

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>   4. monarch behaviour (KAREN HUNT)
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> Easy to google!
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> NE NSW.
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> John Tongue
> Ulverstone, Tas.
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> Subject: [Birding-Aus] Ostrichs near Deniliquin
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> On Thursday we drove down to Deni and, following Gil Langfield's
> instructions, easily located the Ostrichs - 4 adults + 4 young in the first
> group and then 1 adult and 2 young from the main road. Those adults are
> surely big birds - they are taller than the cattle in the same paddock.
> Thanks Gil.
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> Regarding the lumping of Corvids, well, I quickly made my decision - they
> were 5 (6) species when I ticked them and that is how they will be counted
> on my list regardless of what the Scientists say but I was relieved when the
> plot was revealed.
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> Regards
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> Hazel and Allan Wright
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> Subject: [Birding-Aus] monarch behaviour
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> Can anyone tell me whether black-faced monarchs males have any particular
> display to their females? Today I saw an immature male perched on a branch
> and several times he spread his wings and tail and ducked  his head from
> side to side sort of like he was fixing the  feathers on the undersides of
> his wings . Each time he did this, it was followed by a loud burst of song
> then he'd hop to another branch and do it again. I don't know much about
> monarchs and this sort of behaviour isn't mentioned in any of my books.
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> Anyone????????
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> Karen Hunt
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> Date: Sun, 8 Apr 2012 07:23:35 +1000
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> I had a pair of Eastern Grass Owls performing nicely last night at Maroochy
> River on the Sunshine Coast. These birds have been frequenting the
> grasslands of the area now for the best part of three years. See here for
> more: http://sunshinecoastbirds.blogspot.com.au/.
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> Late yesterday I also had King Quail (3) and Spotless Crake (1).
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> Greg Roberts 
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