Movement of Cape Barren geese

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Movement of Cape Barren geese

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Subject:	Movement of Cape Barren geese
From:	Dave Torr <>
Date:	Mon, 21 Nov 2016 00:15:48 +0000

Hi
Have been contacted by the Environment and Sustainability Officer at HMAS
Cerberus (Vic) who has noted a dramatic drop in their numbers of geese
recently.
I know that numbers also fluctuate quite dramatically at the WTP in
Werribee, so I am wondering if anyone knows where they go to - is it just a
generally nomadic species or do they go to specific breeding sites at some
times of year?
Thanks
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