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Epigraph: I saw three emus close to the water, disturbed by 10 wild turkeys and put to flight any number of swans and native companions. In every little bay were pelicans by the score, singly, in pairs and by the hundred, mountain ducks in small bands, wood ducks, teal, blue cranes, black and white cranes by the thousand; ibises, both the ordinary kind and the all-white, in immense flocks, feeding in the long water-covered grass; great black shags. -- George Ernest Morrison, 1881
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- Murrumbidgee River, Riverina - Murray area, New South Wales,
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