Re: White-browed Woodswallows

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Subject:	Re: White-browed Woodswallows
From:	Peter Pfeiffer <>
Date:	Mon, 25 Nov 1996 13:45:04 +1030

At 01:01 PM 25/11/1996 +1100,Rob Mcnaught  wrote:
>Like Lawrie, I was pleased to see White-browed Woodswallows recently.  During
>the storms on Nov 17 around Coonabarabran, a persistent chirruping made me seek
>out the culprits.

>the stormy conditions, it appears they were keeping ahead of the strong winds
>which hit about 15 minutes later bringing down many trees (crushing two
>unoccupied cars in the process), even more branches, unroofing several houses,

>and killing two emus and a camel (at Miniland).

  I guess having wings can have
>its advantages.
>

           Not for the Emus! 
>
>         Cheers,
                         Peter.




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