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FW: Pallid Cuckoo invasion

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Subject: FW: Pallid Cuckoo invasion
From: "Richard Nowotny" <>
Date: Thu, 6 Sep 2012 19:57:24 +1000
Rosemary Purdy (from the UK) and I saw a sub-adult Pallid Cuckoo grimly
clinging to a power line on Toynes Rd just east of the You Yangs (Victoria)
in the high winds yesterday. Pallid Cuckoo has been seen regularly along
Toynes Rd in early spring over past years, although some years through the
drought I failed to see any. Richard

 

 

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 On Behalf Of S Cooney
Sent: Thursday, 6 September 2012 5:18 PM
To: 'Steve Clark'; 'Birding Aus'
Subject: Pallid Cuckoo invasion

 

Heard my first about a week ago in Mount Eliza (outer south-eastern suburb
of Melbourne), after not having them here last year at all (last recorded
here in January 2010).  Heard it/them again today,

Stuart

 

 

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 On Behalf Of Steve Clark

Sent: Thursday, 6 September 2012 3:04 PM

To: Birding Aus

Subject: Pallid Cuckoo invasion

 

G'day all

There seem to be more Pallid Cuckoos around Hamilton and district at the
moment than I have experienced in many a year.  Since I saw the first one 2
weeks ago I reckon I've seen or heard 8.  What are other's experiences this
spring?

Cheers

Steve

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