3 City Songlarks

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Subject:	3 City Songlarks
From:	Anthony Overs <>
Date:	Thu, 29 Oct 2009 15:53:24 +1100

Further to this, I heard a few songlarks this morning along William Hovell Drive. I drive along there every morning, and up until this morning hadn't heard one this spring. This morning there were five birds calling between Coulter Drive and Bindubi Street. Maybe we've had a few just turn up? Or have they been here a while and now decided that it's time to sort territories and breed?

Anthony

2009/10/29 Dimitris Bertzeletos <>

There are now 3 Rufus Songlarks in the upper reaches of Sullivan's Creak. 2 singing males and (what I presume) 1 female being displayed at. There are lots of tall weeds for them to nest in (they do nest in tall grasses right?)

Cheers!

Dimitris

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