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It seems odd to me that they are not widespread in
Canberra. It isn't the urban environment that is the problem, as they are
widespread in Melbourne and many other cities & towns). In our area they
appear to favour the woodlands and as mentioned by John, the lake shores. (All
aspects I did not mention in the GBS Reports, mainly due to not being able to
suggest why.) It could be that in areas where they are common most other
honeyeaters aren't.
Philip
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