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Eungella Honeyeater

To: 'martin cachard' <>, 'Elliot Leach' <>, "" <>
Subject: Eungella Honeyeater
From: Tony Russell <>
Date: Wed, 10 Jun 2015 02:51:48 +0000
I've also seen them at these two sites in June but didn't notice what they
were eating. Not familiar with those strange Queensland trees anyway.

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martin cachard
Sent: Wednesday, 10 June 2015 6:51 AM
To: Elliot Leach; 
Subject: Eungella Honeyeater

Thanx Elliot,
Nice to hear back from you.

I have also had Eungella HE's at the very end of Dalrymple Rd, and along
Diggings Rd as well - but just not during June at these 2 sites. So, that's
why I was curious about what they were feeding on when you had them at these
sites.

And now that you say that it was during June that you have had them there,
I'm even more curious as to what they were feeding on when you saw them. Was
it mistletoe??

Thanks...

martin cachard,
trinity beach (not so perfect this morning...cool & cloudy!!), cairns.



From: 
Date: Tue, 9 Jun 2015 17:44:41 +1000
Subject: I am trying to find some birds
To: 

I was there in June last year and saw them at those sites, also three other
times throughout the year. I haven't seen them along Snake Rd but in my
experience they are very reliable at the other two sites - particularly at
the end of Dalrymple Rd.

Good luck!

elliot

On 5 June 2015 at 17:33, martin cachard <> wrote:



Hey Elliot,
Just a quick one re Eungella HE, if I may... Do you remember the time of
year that you saw them at the very end of Dalrymple Rd, and also along
Diggings Rd??  Do you remember what they were feeding on when you saw them
at both sites??

Thanx in advance for your advice - it's always good to get others' thoughts
on a species that we don't really know all that much about...

cheers,

martin cachard, trinity beach, cairns


> From: 
> Date: Fri, 5 Jun 2015 15:06:22 +1000
> To: 
> Subject: Re: [Birding-Aus] I am trying to find some birds
> CC: 
>
> Turqs are usually along Old Wallangarra Rd, near Girraween NP. A bit
closer
> to the freeway and Stanthorpe than Sundown. A good place to look is around
> the junction with Hickling Lane, but the whole section from here back to
> the highway is good as well.
>
> Eungella HE should be found fairly easily around the carpark at the end of
> Mt Dalrymple Rd - that's where I would go first. If you have no luck here,
> try along Diggings Rd in the afternoon (on the way to Broken River from
> Eungella, look out for the turn on the right). About 500m up along this
> road there is a big turning spot - if you reach here you've gone a bit
far.
> The best advice I can give is to learn the call, they are pretty easy to
> get onto when you know it.
>
> Can't help with the Cassowary, I've only ever had sighting (of an adult
> with chicks!) along the Cape Trib Rd somewhere, and I agree with Martin's
> spots for the Lyrebird :)
>
> Good luck!
>
> elliot





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