Red Wattlebirds

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Subject:	Red Wattlebirds
From:	"Frank Hemmings" <>
Date:	Thu, 26 Feb 2009 08:35:07 +1100

Yesterday I walked through Centennial Park (eastern suburbs, Sydney) and there 
were large numbers of Red Wattlebirds present.  There are small numbers of 
reseident birds but these are augmented at times by other birds as part of 
migration &/or locally nomadic movements.  Cheers,

Frank

(Mr.) Frank Hemmings
Curator
John T. Waterhouse Herbarium
School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences
University of New South Wales
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