a plague of Striated Pardalotes

To:	"'John Leonard'" <>, "'Canberra Birds'" <>
Subject:	a plague of Striated Pardalotes
From:	"Julian Robinson" <>
Date:	Tue, 4 Jan 2011 19:23:30 +1100

Yes I agree. I mentioned similar observation in my message last night that
was cryptically titled 'Rainbow Lorikeets' ... attached shows a portion of a
pardalote tree yesterday showing half of them in that tree.  I've never seen
so many.
Julian

-----Original Message-----
From: John Leonard  
Sent: 04 January 2011 18:37
To: Canberra Birds
Subject: a plague of Striated Pardalotes

Is anyone else thinking that the numbers of Striated Pardalotes that are
around at the moment are quite extraordinary? Everywhere I go at the moment
they seem to be the commonest bush bird.

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John Leonard

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