Hi
I'm new to "hardcore" birding and didn't realise that Red Wattlebirds are
migrating and worth mentioning here. For weeks now I have them feeding on our
banksia right outside the window I'm sitting at (northern Ainslie). There are
about 5 making a rackett in next door's gum tree (red flowering).
There's also a blackfaced cuckoo-shrike hanging around, as well as 7 King
Parrots feasting on pommegranate seeds. Females, Males, juvenile males...
The banksia ist also a favourite for eastern spinebills, which I have seen
daily for the last few weeks. There's one feeding right now.
Cheers, Susanne
<> wrote:
> I saw a flock of a dozen Red Wattlebirds flying east along
> Limestone Avenue
> this morning at 9.15am.
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