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Afraid this is another of those so vague as to be
probably useless sightings, but I'll post it just in case. Had a frustratingly
brief view this morning of a Red Wattlebird chasing something that looked a bit
smaller, darker, and the same shape. It landed in a tree in a neighbours yard,
too far away for confident ID but close enough to keep me very interested. By
the time I returned with binoculars it had vanished (of course). If I had been
in Melbourne I would have called it a Little Wattlebird without
hesitation. So eyes peeled if you're near any flowering banksias - those
outside the Pauline Griffin building at ANU might be a good place to
look!
cheers
Steve
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