My team beat you to it whilst surveying Lake Nuga Nuga in the Comet River Catchment, central Queensland. They motored over to a colony of pied and little black cormorants, jumped onto the bank and walked over to the colony. When they returned to the ding
hy (which we had borrowed) it was covered in regurgitated Bony Bream in creamy white sauce.
Yuk
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From: Helen.Larson at DWNMUS.MAGNT.nt.gov.au[SMTP:Helen.Larson at DWNMUS.MAGNT.nt.gov.au]
Sent: Tuesday, 8 July 1997 9:46
To: - (052)rainbowfish(a)pcug.org.au
Subject: Re: Fw: [RML] FYI: Heiko Bleher in online collecting expedit
we invented a new collection method on the Wildman: startle a shag
rookery and pick up the warm regurgitated fish from the mud banks
below. Mmmmm, good!
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Subject: Fw: [RML] FYI: Heiko Bleher in online collecting expedition
Author: rainbowfish-owner at pcug.org.au at SMTP
Date: 7/8/97 8:29 AM
> From: Bruce Hansen <bhansen at ozemail.com.au>
> To: rainbowfish at pcug.org.au
> Subject: Re: [RML] FYI: Heiko Bleher in online collecting expedition
> Date: Tuesday, 8 July 1997 8:28
>
> Wow !
>
> This computer suddenly looks like it may be less of a drawback. I am
sorry
> to inform you all that I for one will NObe carrying a digital camera
and > laptop coupled with the appropriate telephone/modem devices on my
surveying > trips henceforth. > > Although when I was up in Darwin
recently Helen Larson showed us her new > Ricoh "toy" digital camera
that she was taking to Kakadu with her. I will > be interested to hear
how successful it was. > > Regards, > Bruce. > bhansen at ozemail.com.au >
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