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Woodland survey - Mt Ainslie

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Subject: Woodland survey - Mt Ainslie
From: "Michael & Janette Lenz" <>
Date: Sun, 28 Sep 2008 19:44:03 +1000
At the woodland survey today (28.9.) on the eastern side of Mt Ainslie the highlight was a male Red-capped Robin, also first Leaden Flycatcher (as also found by Marnix), Mistletoebirds although only few mistletoes with berries, most widespread Noisy Friarbird, incl. one nest half-complete (but notable that in the suburb of Ainslie at this stage only passing birds). Many of the smaller birds only in low numbers, e.g. no Buff-rumped Thornbill at any of the 9 sites, just once on the walk between 2 sites. I feel the drought effects on bird numbers are showing through more and more.
 
Michael Lenz
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