Lake Drysdale, Victoria (Ian Smissen)

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I visited Lake Lorne in Drysdale this afternoon and there are still 400+Pink-eared Duck and 100+ Freckled Duck, mostly in one large mixed flock.Photos can be found athttp://smissen.blogspot.com.au/2013/06/drysdale-ducks.html

Cheers, Ian

Date: Mon, 17 Jun 2013 21:53:38 +1000
From: Debbie Lustig<>
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   Someone recently reported hundreds of Freckled Ducks at Lake Drysdale. I am
   interested in exploring the possibility of filming the ducks but have never
   been there. Is there anyone who might be kind enough to contact me off-forum
   and outline the geography of the place? Can you get at all close to birds
   there? Many thanks.

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