I heard the Bassian Thrush singing this afternoon and found it sitting on a
dead branch over the gully between Sections 96 and 111. It sang
continuously for at least five minutes, and allowed me to watch it from
only about 4 metres.
The ultra-tame Little Wattlebird was at its usual location, but no sign of
the P Owl.
Regards
Frank
On Wed, 18 Jul 2007 12:12:13 +1000, Milburns <>
wrote:
> While searching for the Little Wattlebird this morning, which I did
> not find, I came upon a Bassian Thrush foraging below a Banksia
> ericifolia in section 112 of the ANBG. After a while it ceased
> foraging and began to sing. I am fairly sure that I heard Little
> Wattlebird call from the Rainforest Gully end but only once.
>
> Milburn
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