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Little Lorikeets at Acacia Inlet

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Subject: Little Lorikeets at Acacia Inlet
From: Daniel Mantle <>
Date: Sat, 17 Jan 2009 22:37:10 +0000
I went to Acacia Inlet this morning to see if last years Little Bitterns were there again. No sign of them, but that doesn't mean anything. There were however 4 Latham Snipe, several Little Grassbird, and Little Lorikeets continuously calling, feeding in the many flowering eucalypts, and flying over. The largest group I saw was five birds flying over the tree tops but I was continuously seeing singles as well. The birds were not difficult to pick up feeding either, as the eucalpyts aren't too tall or dense here. So there are at least 5 in the vicinity but possibly a few more.
 
Quick check at Norgrove Park produced the obligatory Spotless Crake and the best of the usual birds at Fyshwick was a Brown Quail round the back of Kelly's Swamp.
 
Cheers Dan

 


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