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Subject: | My new Kambah garden bird list [SEC=UNCLASSIFIED] |
From: | "Perkins, Harvey" <> |
Date: | Wed, 9 Sep 2009 14:11:36 +1000 |
Hi
all,
It is now a month
since I moved from my home of 15 years in Kambah (Summerland Circuit) to my new
home in Kambah (Gleneagles Estate). Though separated by only 3.5 km there are
some interesting similarities and differences.
At the end of the
first month my "house list" stands at 33 species:
White faced Heron (2
flew over 12 August)
Crested
Pigeon
Spotted Dove (up to
2 birds, recorded 4x over past 2 weeks)
Galah
Sulphur crested
Cockatoo
Little Corella
(recorded twice)
Australian King
Parrot (recorded twice)
Crimson
Rosella
Eastern
Rosella
Red-rumped
Parrot
Pallid Cuckoo (heard
calling on 21, 22 August)
Southern Boobook
(heard calling once)
Laughing Kookaburra
(heard calling twice)
Superb
Fairy-wren
Striated Pardalote
(heard 1x)
Red
Wattlebird
Noisy
Miner
Yellow-faced
Honeyeater (2-3 birds recorded several times over past week)
White-plumed
Honeyeater (single bird recorded 2x)
New Holland
Honeyeater (single bird recorded 1x)
Golden Whistler (1
female on 7 Aug)
Magpie-lark
Olive-backed Oriole
(heard 1x on 4 Sept)
Australian
Magpie
Pied
Currawong
Australian
Raven
Little Raven
(recorded 3x, incl flyover of 53 individuals)
Satin
Bowerbird
House
Sparrow
Silvereye
Common
Blackbird
Common
Starling
Common
Myna
Red-rumped Parrots
(up to 26 birds in one tree 5m from back door!), Satin Bowerbird (at least one
green and 1 black bird), Superb Fairy-wrens and Little Ravens are new regulars.
Weebills,
pardalotes, and thornbills are surprisingly absent or scarce, and Red Wattlebird
is much less common.
Unfortunately,
Spotted Doves are still with me. : (
Will be interesting
to monitor from here on.
Harvey
Harvey
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