Hi All,
Yesterday Marie and I took a look at the "Scout Den" near Lake
Kurwongbah (nr Petrie N of Brisbane) with a couple of friends. For the
third weekend running we recorded Black-chinned Honeyeaters, and on this
occasion they appeared to be feeding young. (We saw at least 8 birds
though there could have been more)
This site is 'rumoured' to be in the path of a new road planned to ease
traffic-congestion, so we were wondering if anything could be done to
make the public aware of this rare species (in SE Qld)? I will contact
Qld Parks and Wildlife but would welcome anyother suggestions.
Also at a location near Cashmere (just south of Petrie) we recorded
Yellow-tufted Honeyeaters (again, very rare in the Brisbane area.)
For further details please contact us privately,
Tom
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Tom & Marie Tarrant
Samsonvale, Queensland 4520
Australia
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