RFI re Rockwarbler, Eastern Bristlebird and Glossy Black Cockatoos

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Subject:	RFI re Rockwarbler, Eastern Bristlebird and Glossy Black Cockatoos
From:	Rob Gully <>
Date:	Fri, 22 Apr 2016 03:44:58 +0000

Thanks to all those who replied to my request for details of where to see
these birds. Many of the replies were very detailed (just what I wanted).

For those that are interested, the most commonly recommended place to see
Eastern Bristlebirds was Barren Grounds and for Rockwarblers it was
Bomaderry Creek. There was no area  that stood out as the most recommended
area for Glossy Black Cockatoos, although Mt Genoa did get a few.

Thanks again for all the help.



Rob Gully

0434 140 880



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