satin flycatcher

[James Rolevink <>]

Are these, they (or those)? Saw them at the gardens last week.


on 23/2/06 2:26 PM,  at  wrote:

> There was a male Satin Flycatcher near the summit of Mt Jerrabomberra today. Has anyone else noticed any Satins migrating? 
> In the MFF along with the flycatcher were 8 Grey Fantails (including a juvenile), many Buff-rumped Thornbills and Spotted Pardalotes, 5 Varied Sittellas, a female Rufous Whistler and a vocal immature male Golden Whistler. Other birds in the reserve included a Speckled Warbler and a Yellow Robin (heard) both in gullies just below the summit. 
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> Cheers 
> Marnix 
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James

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