Early migrations? and "mixed feeding flocks" of small Passerines.

To:	"martin butterfield" <>, "Denis Wilson" <>
Subject:	Early migrations? and "mixed feeding flocks" of small Passerines.
From:	"Chris Davey" <>
Date:	Tue, 2 Feb 2010 22:29:17 +1100

I have had a very early return of Yellow-faced Honeyeaters through my place and the Noisy Friarbirds are certainly on the move, also Dusky Woodswallows turning up.

Chris

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