Fork-tailed Swifts

To:	Sue <>
Subject:	Fork-tailed Swifts
From:	Marie Tarrant <>
Date:	Tue, 27 Mar 2018 13:44:49 +1000

further to my previous Fork-tailed Swift report the party of 12 seem to
have become a constant for the last three days above the Suttor River
system north of Belyando Junction in central Qld. However this morning we
recorded approx 100 of them above us in the same area. Beautiful to see
them feeding overhead in these numbers.

On 27/03/2018 9:02 am, "Sue" <> wrote:

We saw 100+ Fork-tailed Swifts at 5.30pm yesterday flying over Hopetoun on
the south coast of WA. Sue

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