Sorry, no pickie!
Between the wind and the wedgies, my “photographic”
trip to Kambah pool this morning was singularly unsuccessful. I was teased most of the time by an
invisible bird or two that just let out the occasional “Chirrup”. There was no long song or constant repetitive
notes.
After giving up in disgust on the
photography, I wandered around a bit, and as I drove away (camera safely packed
away) I saw two unidentified birds in the exposed inner branches of small eucalypts. They were grey/fawn all over, and their
shape about that of a golden whistler, but to my inexperienced eye, I would
have thought them a little bigger.
Then one of them let out the same “Chirrup” that I had heard
before, just the once.
Any clues?
Many thanks
Margaret Leggoe