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Subject: | Blue Rock Thrush |
From: | Niels Poul Dreyer <> |
Date: | Sun, 2 Nov 1997 21:58:11 +1100 (EST) |
Hi twitchers The Blue-rock Thrush appears at the Kitchen Rock headland, 15 min walk (6 min if running as I did) from the southern end of the Nusa NP. The timing is important: go there when first light appears until 6 am sharp and then after 4.30 pm to sunset. The bird appeared on a dead tree on the far end of the headland just before it drops off into the sea. During the day it disappears into the woods or shoreline to feed. I missed the bird on Saturday, because I arrived 6.10 am which was 10 min too late. Fortunally, I returned on Sunday afternoon 5.12 pm and together with 7 others we had maga views of the immature (subadult) bird in beatiful sunlight. Perfect to photography It is very aggressive chasing other birds and active feeding. |
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