Brown Songlarks missing in sw Victoria

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Brown Songlarks missing in sw Victoria

To:	keith brandwood <>
Subject:	Brown Songlarks missing in sw Victoria
From:	Russell Woodford <>
Date:	Mon, 25 Nov 2013 21:58:54 +1100

Hi Steve

We didn't see or hear a single Brown Songlark on our little Moderators'
Bush Bash in western Victoria last month. We did Wyperfeld, Pink Lakes and
Little Desert over 5 days 17-21 October. Perhaps a litlte early for Brown
Songlark, but I've seen them at a few spots along this route in October in
the past. No sign of any around Geelong since then but I've had my head in
a certain iPhone app for most of that time!

Russell Woodford
Geelong

On 25 November 2013 13:01, keith brandwood <> wrote:

> Hi Steve,usual numbers of Browns here in the Hawkesbury however Rufous SL
> appear to be in short supply ,this is usually the most numerous one. Good
> numbers of Horsfield,s Bushlarks.

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