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| Subject: | RNP - near Sydney |
| From: | N & J Russill <> |
| Date: | Sun, 05 Oct 2003 15:03:10 +1000 |
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On 30/9, quite a few more migrants have arrived in numbers!
Leaden Flycatchers, Black-faced Monarchs and
Dollarbirds. Nesting is in full swing, Yellow throated
Scrubwrens were building, White-browed Scrubwrens, Brown Gerygones
were taking food to young still in the nests and the
Yellow Robins are really busy
feeding fledged young. We gave a short tour to some
English visitors, who delighted in the continuous song of a Superb Lyrebird -
I'm sure he enjoyed performing in front of us. For those
who contacted us re. Scarlet Honeyeaters, numbers have dwindled! - suggest
trying Cattai or Mitchell Park as these areas are really good at present, will
put in a note re. this later. Judi
Russill
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