Thanks to all who responded to my query about Monga NP. Today I just did a 3
hour walk along River Forest Road, but I will attempt the Corn Trail later
in the year.
Along the River Forest Road, highlights were a pair of Pilotbirds and an
Olive Whistler. Both were new species for me, and I got photos of both. I
was particularly glad about the Olive Whistler, as I had been missing them
for a long time. Also present were Red-browed Treecreepers, quite a few
Crescent Honeyeaters, a Large-billed Scrubwren and migrating Yellow-faced
and White-naped Honeyeaters.
At the Mongarlowe Picnic area there was more Red-browed Treecreepers,
Eastern Yellow Robins and another Olive Whistler. I stalked the latter for
around 30 minutes and came off with some quite good photos. It was not very
shy, but it tended to slip away quietly and then would be very hard to find.
Cheers,
Tobias
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