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To: Bill Stent <>, "" <>
From: Tim Dolby <>
Date: Tue, 11 Nov 2014 05:21:19 +0000
  Content preview:  Hey Bill, One good spot very nearby (you could walk there)
    is Reedy Swamp Wildlife Reserve, just north west of town. See 
http://tinyurl.com/lfurvn7.
    It's beside the Goulburn River, and you get good numbers of waterbirds i.e
    Hardhead, Shoveler, Black-tailed Native-hen, Crakes, Rails, Latham's Snipe
    and it's a nesting site for things like Pelican, Royal Spoonbills and Great
    Egret. Also good for White-bellied Sea-Eagle, Dollarbird, Rainbow Bee-eater,
    White-breasted Woodswollow, Rufous Songlark, Brown Quail, Little Friabird,
    Blue-faced and Black-chinned Honeyeater, White-throated and Western 
Gerygone,
    and Diamond Firetail. From what I know, there are also occasional records
    of Bush Stone-curlew, Barking Owl, Greg-crowed Babbler, Speckled Warbler,
    White-backed Swallow and Little Bittern (in the rush around the lake) - so
    keep you eyes and ears open. Murray River Tortoise, Yellow?footed Antechinus
    and Squirrel Glider also occur there, so, worth checking out. [...] 
 
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Hey Bill,

One good spot very nearby (you could walk there) is Reedy Swamp Wildlife Re=
serve, just north west of town. See http://tinyurl.com/lfurvn7. It's beside=
 the Goulburn River, and you get good numbers of waterbirds i.e Hardhead, S=
hoveler, Black-tailed Native-hen, Crakes, Rails, Latham's Snipe and it's a =
nesting site for things like Pelican, Royal Spoonbills and Great Egret. Als=
o good for White-bellied Sea-Eagle, Dollarbird, Rainbow Bee-eater, White-br=
easted Woodswollow, Rufous Songlark, Brown Quail, Little Friabird, Blue-fac=
ed and Black-chinned Honeyeater, White-throated and Western Gerygone, and D=
iamond Firetail. From what I know, there are also occasional records of Bus=
h Stone-curlew, Barking Owl, Greg-crowed Babbler, Speckled Warbler, White-b=
acked Swallow and Little Bittern (in the rush around the lake) - so keep yo=
u eyes and ears open. Murray River Tortoise, Yellow=96footed Antechinus and=
 Squirrel Glider also occur there, so, worth checking out.

Cheers,

Tim
________________________________________
From: Birding-Aus  on behalf of Bill S=
tent 
Sent: Tuesday, November 11, 2014 1:53 PM
To: 
Subject: Shepparton (Vic) birding

Hi all

I'm being sent to Shepparton for a couple of days (probably the 24th and
25th of November).  I'm going to be working at a couple of electorate
offices for the Parliament, but I'm hoping that I might be able to sneak
off either in the evening or maybe early in the morning.

Can anyone let me know of a good birding spot, relatively close by, that I
can access in, say, less than 30 minutes?  I'm hoping I'll have a car
available to me.

Bill
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