Yellow-rumped Thornbill in Sydney

[John Clifton-Everest <>]

There is a regular colony of Yellow-rumped thornbills, along with red-browed
finches and the local Brown Goshawk, inhabiting the strip of degenerate
bush that runs north along Wolli Creek from about the bridge carrying Bexley
Road as far as the Golf Course.
Cheers,
John Clifton-Everest

Marc Anderson wrote:

 
 

Hi all,

         I saw a single Yellow-rumped Thornbill near to Wolli Creek train station (Sydney) this morning from the train. I believe these birds are quite scarce now in the more urbanized areas closer to Sydney (they are relatively common in western Sydney).
Cheers

Marc Anderson57 Parklands Ave
Heathcote. NSW.2233
ph: 02 9548 0448
e-mail:

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