Yellow-faced Honeyeaters

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Subject:	Yellow-faced Honeyeaters - why early?
From:	Ian Fraser <>
Date:	Sat, 01 Mar 2008 11:50:52 +1100

Perhaps what we're seeing is, rather than the start of the truemigration to the north, simply an early movement down out of the ranges,where things must have been more than a bit nippy for Feb in recent nights?We should be able to get some idea if that's the case over the next fewweeks.


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Yellow-faced Honeyeaters - why early?