Great work finding the swift parrots at Nest Hill David - it is a
site I haven't found them before but thought it was good to keep
monitoring. There was also a flock of 6 birds in Ingalba Nature
Reserve near Temora but I am still waiting for all the survey forms
to come in for other areas in region.
Deb
At 07:20 PM 3/08/2008, David McDonald wrote:
As usual, Noela and I surveyed in the Tarcutta area and are
delighted to be able to report seeing three Swift Parrots in Grey
Box in the Nest Hill Nature Reserve which is a bit to the south of
Livingston National Park. There was no eucalypt flowering nor much
lerp anywhere in that region so it is possible that the birds were
just passing through.
Other obs of interest in mid-winter: a flock of Dusky Woodswallows
incl immatures on Back Sandy Gully Road near Adelong, and an
Olive-backed Oriole at Posts TSR near Tarcutta.
Any other swifties seen this weekend in our region?
David
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