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| Subject: | White - Naped Honeyeater |
| From: | Peter Pfeiffer <> |
| Date: | Mon, 15 Jul 1996 12:57:46 +0930 |
Hi , I was out walking with the family in the Sturt Gorge CP in the Adelaide Hills and saw a WN Honeyeater feeding on Golden Wattle at about 30cm away. How close have others been to different birds in their natural habitat without disturbing them ? Other interesting birds were : red-browed finch superb fairy-wren grey (white ) goshawk mistletoe bird and the adelaide rosellas , still the best coloured rosellas about. Peter. Peter Pfeiffer Email: |
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