Silvereyes

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Subject:	Silvereyes
From:	"Duncan Fraser" <>
Date:	Thu, 17 Oct 2002 15:47:56 +1000

While out birding this afternoon, I saw a large flock of Silvereyes feeding
busily on the ground, which I hadn't noticed before. The ground was arid and
sandy, with a sparse covering of desiccated flat weeds such as capeweed. I
couldn't see anything on the plants apart from a few ants, but they found it
attractive and productive enough to virtually ignore me as I walked past.
Duncan Fraser.

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