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Tobias,
I don't have
access to ABRs or Steve Wilson's book at the moment, but I can say that Scarlet
Honeyeaters do show up at ANBG regularly if
infrequently - probably on average about every 3-4 years. Always single birds
(not unexpectedly) as far as I know, and my feeling is that the last few have
all been males - this is the first female that I can recall hearing about. I
think there are also a few records from locations other than ANBG, but the
latter appears to be where they are seen most
frequently.
Can anyone do a quick
COG database query?
Harvey
Harvey
Perkins
CRC Strategy and Communication
Section
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Department of Innovation, Industry, Science and
Research
Just a quick question. Has Scarlet Honeyeater been
recorded from the Botanic Gardens before? If so, how many times?
Many thanks if anyone knows,
Tobias
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