White tailed and red tailed tropic birds, white turns, and Brown booby o

To:	"Michael. Ronan." <>
Subject:	White tailed and red tailed tropic birds, white turns, and Brown booby of Sydney.
From:	robert morris <>
Date:	Mon, 23 Mar 2015 16:40:46 +1000

White Turns or White Terns?

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> On 23 Mar 2015, at 16:38, Michael. Ronan. 
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> Had a great two days seabirding off the royal national park and north head
> Sydney on Saturday and Sunday with some uncommon birds seen including 3 red
> tailed tropic birds,1 white tailed tropic bird,3 white turns and 1 brown
> booby.march seems to be a good month for these four spices.
> Cheers.
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