Re: Eavecreepers

["martin butterfield" <>]

Many thanks Anthony.  I would be interested to read the whole article if you are able to scan it.

 

The only question at the moment is how you tell the prevaling direction from which rain comes? 

 

On 4/17/07, Overs, Anthony (REPS) <> wrote:

Martin and others

 

Attached is a scan of a photocopy of an article from Canberra Bird Notes. I don't have the whole article, or the volume, just this copy which someone gave to me (I don't even know the author – maybe it was Alan Scrymgeour ?). Can anyone dig up a copy of CBN Vol 19 No 4, December 1994?

 

The scan shows some details regarding roosting requirements for treecreepers and instructions for making a treecreeper sleeping bag.

 

 

Cheers

Anthony

 

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From: martin butterfield [mailto: m("gmail.com","martinflab");" target="_blank">]
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Subject: Re: [canberrabirds] Re: Eavecreepers

 

Thank goodness I put a condition regarding "my awareness" to my original comment about what one correspondent has refrred to as an eavescreeper!   Allowing for some off-line responses to my message it now appears that treecreepers roosting under eaves is bog common. 

 

I attach the first (very poor quality) photo of this occurence.  A photograph of other evidence of the bird's presence will be provided on request.

 

I merely hope that my overdue recognition of this phenomenon, and the efforts of the PB Attractor of Garran, will be rewarded by my seeing the Chapman - or indeed any ACT  located - Pied Butcherbird tomorrow morning.

 

Martin

 

 

On 4/16/07, Jack and Andrea Holland <m("bigpond.com","jandaholland");" target="_blank"> > wrote:

Martin, and if I recall correctly (it's testing my memory a bit) at the
Scrymgeour's property Timbarra where COG will be camping over the June
weekend there was a similar situation a few years ago (roosting right near
the front door as I remember it).

Jack Holland