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  • CHRISTMAS CAMP 2009 – PREMER, Liverpool Plains

    Report to come soon.

     

    NEXT CAMP: Easter 2010, ALBERT, Central NSW

     

    The 2010 Easter camp will be held from 2 April (Good Friday) until 5 April 2010.  Our campsite and base of operations will be the campground adjacent to the Rabbit Trap Hotel, ALBERT. 

    Albert is located approx. 55km SW of Trangie, approx 2hrs drive west of Dubbo.  Nearest petrol and groceries are in Tullamore (35km) or Trangie (55km).

    The campground has two powered sites ($12/night), a number of unpowered sites ($8/night), 3 self-contained cabins (up to 5 people) and a house accommodating up to 9 people.  Costs for the cabins and house are:

    - $44 per night single

    - $66 per night double

    - extra persons $11/night.

    Note: There is an irish festival at nearby Tullamore at Easter, so BOOK EARLY.   Booking contacts are Helen or Phil at the Hotel on 02 6892 8201 (phone) or 0268928149 (fax) or Phill.helen18@bigpond.com.  Mention NSW Bird Atlassers when you book.

     

 

TOMAREE BIRD WATCHERS

Tomaree Bird Watchers is a sub-group of NSWBA, in the Port Stephens area, north of Sydney. If you find yourself in this area, feel free to join in their outings.  Trips are second and fourth Tuesdays each month, through to early December.

Contact Diane Hatfield - Phone  4982 1783

 

Coffs Coast Bird Atlassers Group

This group meets at 7:30am on the second Wednesday of each month.  Members include those from Coffs Harbour, Woolgoolga and Grafton areas.

Contact Dick Cooper - Phone  6654 8447.
 

Inverell District Bird Atlassers

This group has been meeting on the first Saturday of the month. Feel free to contact Bert if you are in the Inverell area.

Contact Bert Makepeace - Phone 6722 4366

 

 

 

 
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