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Noisy miners nesting building

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Subject: Noisy miners nesting building
From: "Margaret Leggoe" <>
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2010 13:23:24 +1100

On Callum Brae this morning I sat and watched a pair of noisy miners building a nest in the SE corner, about 15 metres up a straggling young eucalypt.  The nest has not yet been lined because you can still see daylight through it when empty.   Although there were two  birds around, I only saw one at the nest at any one time.  Both birds, though were actively engaged in chasing off visiting magpies and currawongs.

 

Are noisy miners a species whose breeding is governed more by rainfall than by the time of year?

 

Margaret Leggoe

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