rufous whistler

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Subject:	rufous whistler
From:	Elizabeth Compston <>
Date:	Sat, 10 Jan 2009 15:05:27 +1100

At Campbell Park this morning we observed a male rufous whistlerfeeding a young bird. He sat with a moth/butterfly in his bill, inthe same shrub as the young rufous whistler, neither calling at all,for at least 10 minutes before hopping down to feed the youngster.


Also a friar bird on a tidy, new nest, near the car park

A male and a female leaden flycatcher near the nest where they hadbeen sitting a couple of weeks ago. No sign of the young birds.


Elizabeth

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