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| Subject: | silvereyes |
| From: | (Richard Johnson) |
| Date: | Thu, 13 Jul 2000 16:05:24 +1000 |
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Hello Birders
Silvereyes are an uncommon winter visitor to Roma (26oS,148oE), about 450 km WNW of Brisbane. A pleasant lunchtime encounter today was a flock of 12-15 birds foraging in one of the bottletrees planted in the middle of town. All seemed to have the rich orange-chestnut flanks of the nominate (Tasmanian) race lateralis. These migrants are regular visitors to SEQ but this is the furthest inland that I have seen them. --
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