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Hi all,
Just a final update for the season on this, but
today I went up to my usual patch on Cooleman Ridge (first time in a long time
due mostly to school homework), and found the Speckled Warblers
again.
This time, however, there was a third bird, and I
observed it once being fed by another bird. I attempted to track them, but I
couldnt keep my eye on all three birds at once in the low undergrowth, so I
think I lost the juvenile. Just a quick Q, what does a juvenile/immature/young
Speckled Warbler look like? I didnt get good views as it was backlit against a
white sky.
For those who dont keep unusual bits of information
in their brain, this particular site consists mainly of 2+m high wattle
regrowth, with some medium sized gums and one big gum down the back. Quite
grassy in some areas, but more dead leaf/sticks in others.
Also 5 Brown Quail at the entrance (even managed
some photos) and the first two (female/young) Scarlet Robins for the ridge for
the year.
Cheers
Tobias
Cheers
Tobias
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