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At 9:00am today, at Yarramudi Reach, the air was thick with Dusky
Woodswallows. Probably a slight exaggeration but must have seen about 100 plus.
Wonderful 90-second view of a Silver Gull harassing a White-necked Heron in the
air.
Yellow-faced Honeyeaters were landing in lakeshore trees before heading off
towards Black Mountain. In a little willow-secluded area of water, I
watched some 10 Y-f Honeyeaters jumping off a low branch to take a two-second
dip before returning to their perch for a bit of feather-fluffing and preening
prior to shooting through. For most of the 30 minutes I was in the area I was
serenaded by the calls of Grey Shrike-thrushes. Ah, bliss!
PS. See, mate(s), and I guess you particular mate(s) know
what I'm referring to, I ain't mentioned my family once in this email.
Anyhow, cheers.
John Layton
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