the Yellow-faced Honeyeater migration has started

[Julian Robinson <>]

As mentioned in my earlier email, at Tuross Falls they appeared to be 
migrating there last Sunday, but there also appeared to be a separate 
population that was not migrating, instead feeding, bathing and 
hanging around. The migrators came in groups of around 5-15 and often 
with White-naped HEs.
Julian

At 05:24 PM 24/03/2010, con wrote:
> This afternoon where Sugarloaf Creek crosses the Yass-Wee Jasper 
> road (GrO8) we watched 14 sets of from 1 to 11 Yellow-faced 
> Honeyeaters moving along the line of the creek in  a period of three 
> quarters of an hour. The general direction was North. Earlier, in 
> another location, we had seen a flock of 32 mill about before 
> heading both uphill and East.
> Con
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