Honeyeater migration and NSW South Coast flowering Apr/May 16

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Subject:	Honeyeater migration and NSW South Coast flowering Apr/May 16
From:	Bob Ashford <>
Date:	Sat, 3 Sep 2016 22:41:50 +0000

Hi Folks



There was quite a bit of email chatter earlier this year, about April/May,
regarding the large number of honeyeaters, in particular Yellow-faced
Honeyeaters, 'reverse' migrating south to woodlands around Jervis Bay and
further that were in abundant bloom.



I'm keen to know the species that were flowering (being a botanical buffoon
myself!) and whether it was an unusual flowering.



Any comment/advice gratefully received



Many thanks



Bob Ashford

0404 863 187



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