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RogerF wrote:
1 hr ago
I have sent you a couple of messages about visiting this area. Can you check if you have received them. Otherwise could we communicate by email r.farrow@iimetro.com.au. Thanks.

Keyacris scurra
JohnBrannan wrote:
2 hrs ago
OK. Seems fair enough. (Still very unusual in my experience.) I just thought maybe it was a data entry error.

Petroica boodang
Clarel wrote:
3 hrs ago
Hi @DonFletcher. 100% - a magical bush island somehow persisting surrounded by highways, pine plantations, urban weeds, the list goes on. Yes, red eyes. I visited them again today have added a slightly better photo.

Macropus giganteus
PeteRav wrote:
4 hrs ago
There were several groups of them active across that region in a half-hour period: four flying between a few thickets of trees above the path, and two groups of at least four flying in periodic loops around the valley, pausing intermittently to land on a couple of prominent trees. I was trying to be conservative with my figures, and observed far higher numbers clustered together at Namadgi (Yankee Hat) a few weeks ago, so I didn't think it was unusual - happy to be corrected though (I thought those were flame robins at the time, and only realised they were scarlet when logging these)!

Petroica boodang
JohnBrannan wrote:
4 hrs ago
Abundance=12? Is that correct? (Seems very unlikely.)

Petroica boodang

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