Re: Honeyeaters bathing

To:	"Frank Antram" <>, <>
Subject:	Re: Honeyeaters bathing
From:	"Philip Veerman" <>
Date:	Tue, 8 Aug 2006 15:38:39 +1000

Yes Frank,

That: "excitingly diving repeatedly into ... ponds" seems to be a strangely honeyeater thing to do. Many species of honeyeater do that (don't ask me for a list as I haven't kept notes). I wonder if they all do that. It wouldn't surprise me if they all do, even though few other passerines do that.

Philip

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