On the W side of the Molonglo the yellow-faced honeyeaters have
arrived and seem to have settled in, singing vigorously. The same
applies to horsfield bronze, pallid and fan-tailed cuckoos (although
that is probaby stretching the meaning of 'singing '). A pair of red
wattlebirds are inspecting real estate next to the potting shed.
This morning the first grey fantail for several weeks has appared in
the garden and a flock of 8 dusky woodswallows had appeared (again
first for several weeks) on Whiskers Creek Road.
We haven't been graced by a peregrine falcon but a brown goshawk came
by on Monday and a kestel was assessing the edibility of the
woodswallows this morning.
Martin
On 8/29/07, Kamprad <> wrote:
>
> For those who are interested in the HE migration.
> I have seen several lots of up to 10 Yellow-faced He heading south east over
> my place over the last 2 days. Today there was a group of 9 Red Wattlebirds
> heading in the same direction. There was also a Peregrine Falcon in the area
> yesterday.
> Julienne
> Hoskinstown NSW
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