White-throated Needletails and Fork-tailed Swifts northern NSW

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White-throated Needletails and Fork-tailed Swifts northern NSW

To:	Birding Aus <>, Marie <>
Subject:	White-throated Needletails and Fork-tailed Swifts northern NSW
From:	Marie Tarrant <>
Date:	Wed, 11 Dec 2013 15:07:55 +1000

This morning around 7am around 100 WTNTs flew in low over Warrell Creek at
Gumma Reserve, NSW where I was camped.  Later in the day in the heath area
around Red Cliff just before Brooms Head also had 6 Fork-tailed Swifts
flying low and giving excellent and extended views. Marie Tarrant

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