During a quick walk at Campbell park on Monday morning
we saw a male Rufous Whistler. It was silent. The only returning migrants heard
and seen were the single whistler, Noisy Friarbirds and a Western Gerygone.
Anthony
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Whistler
A female Rufous Whistler observed in Casuarinas between
the buildings of the Tuggeranong Office Park complex shortly before 11am this
morning. Was heard before seen, as I supect would be usual for this
species. The first I've seen so far this spring.
Matthew
Frawley
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