Canberra: good flowering at Regent Honeyeater site

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Subject:	Canberra: good flowering at Regent Honeyeater site
From:	"John Leonard" <>
Date:	Sat, 21 Aug 2004 04:02:59 +0000

Canberra birders

There's good flowering in the ironbarks at the Yacht Club on the s side ofLake BG (a spot where previously Regent Honeyeaters have been seen).

This morning there were no RHs, only dozens of Red Wattlebirds, but keep aneye on the ironbarks.

ps does anybody know what's happened to our projected reconnection to thenew Canberra birds e-mail group?


cheers


John L

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