Maybe a Song Thrush, Treasyry Gardens, Melbourne

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Maybe a Song Thrush, Treasyry Gardens, Melbourne

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Subject:	Maybe a Song Thrush, Treasyry Gardens, Melbourne
From:	Bill Stent <>
Date:	Tue, 17 Jan 2017 07:08:57 +0000

I'm not totally sure of this one, but there was what was either a juvenile
Blackbird or a Song Thrush in Treasury Gradens this afternoon, up near the
vehicle entrance to the government precinct. The light crescent around the
face was clear, but I'm not sure precisely.

Anyone else there?

Bill


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