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| Subject: | RE: birding-aus Bellbird habitat query |
| From: | Susan Myers <> |
| Date: | Mon, 30 Aug 1999 09:33:55 +1000 |
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From: Syd Curtis [SMTP:
Sent: Saturday, August 28, 1999 6:04 AM
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Subject: birding-aus Bellbird habitat query
In a newsletter of a conservation organisation (not a specifically
ornithological one) there's a general account of a field trip in which
reference is made to hearing bellbirds followed by the statement:
"They are difficult to spot in the dull light of the rainforest."
I have regarded Bellbirds as a strictly Eucalyptus forest species. Can
anyone confirm that they also inhabit rainforest?
Syd - are you referring to Bell Miner or Crested Bellbird? I am guessing Bell
Miner.Crested Bellbird would never occur in rainforest.
Susan Myers
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