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03/03/2024

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Cnr Winchester St and Seventh Ave, St Peters

Grey Currawong (1) A few weeks ago I thought I heard a distant grey currawong from our garden (Third Ave, a few houses from Joslin), but having never seen or heard one before in 35 years, wasn't convinced. Then someone reported one from St Peters at last week's Birds SA meeting, about 1km from us. On Sunday we were going for a walk to the river and a currawong flew over our heads, calling. Now it just needs to put its feet down in our garden to get added to my garden list (35 species). Seeing a new species is a very rare occurrence, and some that used to be here haven't been seen for 20 years (crested shrike-tit, purple crowned lorikeet)

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  Reported by Barbara and Peter Bansemer - 06/03/2024 05:18:08 PM   
 



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