Unusual coastal records - Coffs Harbour area

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Subject:	Unusual coastal records - Coffs Harbour area
From:	Richard Jordan <>
Date:	Wed, 12 Aug 2015 08:33:45 +0000

Hello everyone.

I have just had a record from Anne Evans of 16 Black Kites soaring over
Korora, Coffs Harbour today - and heading slowly south. Also, we are
getting more records of Australian Pelican than usual - including approx.
30 flying past at Korora on 1 August, heading north. There are also
unusually large numbers of pelicans at Urunga (up to 20). These records
presumably indicate drying conditions inland. Have there been other unusual
records on the north/mid-north coast of NSW recently? Cheers, Richard

Richard Jordan
PO Box 449
Bellingen
NSW 2454
02 6655 9456
042 838 5677
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