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Tidbinbilla birds

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Subject: Tidbinbilla birds
From: "Marnix Zwankhuizen" <>
Date: Sun, 16 Mar 2008 09:47:48 +1100
I spent yesterday in searing heat (36 degrees) out at Tidbinbilla. Naturally there wasn't much activity with birds confined to the cool creek gullies. There was a lot of honeyeater activity - YELLOW-FACED, WHITE-NAPED & WHITE-EARED HONEYEATERS. The highlight was a vocal family group of CRESCENT HONEYEATERS. The parents and independent youngster (still with yellow gape) were constantly calling to each other. A single NEW HOLLAND HONEYEATER was also present along with heaps of SATIN BOWERBIRDS (all green birds). Other birds included YELLOW-TAILED BLACK-COCKATOOS and DUSKY WOODSWALLOWS.

Cheers
Marnix

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