I decided to
enter Uriarra
village woodland, rather than look from the road, and found:
3 leaden
flycatchers, 1 restless flycatcher,1 rufous songlark, 10 white winged trillers
fighting over territories, dollarbird, jacky winter, 2 dusky woodswallows, 5
fairy martins, 1 diamond firetail, 4 or so noisy friarbirds, rufous
whistlers, 1 grey
currawong, kookaburra, straw necked
ibis, a dotterel. and numerous other species.
I found a
white throated gerygone nest- about 10m up in a gum tree, with chicks being
fed (nest was directly S of a bath trough
in the largest gun tree), and literally stumbled across a western
gerygone nest, also about 80cm from the ground, with 3 eggs. 4 adults of each species were
seen.
I also
dropped by Bibaringa- 2 dusky woodswallows with a nest 2m in from the front
fence, about 160cm from the ground with 2 chicks
maybe 5-7 days old. 5 fairy martins, 7 rufous songlarks (and 3 females
looking very suss-probably on nests), brown goshawk. One flock of 16 choughs! 2
rufous whistlers. Diamond firetails and peaceful doves were heard but not seen.
No brown treecreepers.
Benj