At the risk of being the extra report that triggers a mass yawn, there
was a GBB in Turner last week, the first I've seen here since 1986 when
I sat open-mouthed at the study window and watched a young one attack a
group of White-naped HEs at the the bird bath, drown one, then fly off
with all the rest in pursuit. This latest ob was very boring in
comparison.
Ian
Allan and Hazel Wright wrote:
There was a G Butcherbird at
Tidbinbilla on Sunday 1 March and they are frequently heard at RMC Golf
course and also at Pitch and Putt at Woden. Also there were 3
Willy-wagtails at P&P this week and a family of Superb F-wrens near
the bowling greens. (Sporting little blighters aren't they?)
Hazel Wright
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