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Flowering Mistletoe at Mulligans

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Subject: Flowering Mistletoe at Mulligans
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Date: Tue, 22 Mar 2005 10:45:54 +1100

There is plenty of flowering mistletoe at Mulligans Flat. I rode my bike around the reserve yesterday morning visiting all the mistletoe I could find.
Despite the relentless search I could only muster 2 Eastern Spinebills feeding in the mistletoe. Found quite a bit of flowering Brittle Gum covered in pollinating insects.
The highlight was however finding a Rufous Fantail in the far east of the reserve skulking in a patch of dense wattle. Other birds seen included Speckled Warbler, Rufous Whistler, Yellow Thornbill, Grey Butcherbird, Brown-headed Honeyeater, Scarlet Robin and a (silent) Western Gerygone. Also 4 Black-fronted Dotterels at the large dam, of which 1 was a juvenile.

Cheers
Marnix


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