Good locations for the Budding birdwatcher near the Gold Coast

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Subject:	Good locations for the Budding birdwatcher near the Gold Coast
From:	Cliff Booth <>
Date:	Thu, 3 Apr 2014 09:12:14 +0000

Hi,

I'm moving from Sydney to the Gold Coast next week and don't know the area 
well. Over Easter we'll be having visitors from New Zealand who have a 9 year 
old who is really interested in natural history. I'm keen to take him somewhere 
nearby which has a good chance of seeing some of the more visually appealing 
species e.g Fruit doves, Bowerbirds etc. He's particularly fascinated in 
owls/frogmouths, though the only ones he's seen are pictures I've shown him.

Any ideas would welcome thanks.


Cliff Booth

Sent from my iPad...so apologies for formatting errors.
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