Pallid Cuckoo DY & OB Oriole at Wamboin

["Michael and Janette Lenz" <>]

Other points to consider re the possible Pallid Cuckoo DY:

HANZAB  indicates that courtship feeding of the females by males is common 
in spring;. and the female can take on postures and calls similar to a 
begging dy as the male brings food.
In eastern Australia laying from Aug - Mar,  and June, but mainly Aug - Jan, 
with the peak Oct - Nov.
Michael  Lenz




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From: "David McDonald" <>
Sent: Thursday, September 02, 2010 9:31 AM
To: "CanberraBirds" <>
Subject: Pallid Cuckoo DY & OB Oriole at Wamboin

>  This morning, at Wamboin, two adult Pallid Cuckoos feeding a begging 
> dependent young, plus our first OB Oriole for the season. It must be 
> Spring!
> David
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