Same place, same time (within 1½ hours) as the previous mailing.
Hint – a male white winged triller was photographed in a tree only a few
metres away from this one. Note what looks like a patch of dried blood on the
bird’s chest. I blew it up, and it really does look as though it was
clawed by something.
Thank you again,
Margaret Leggoe
PS. The greatest difficulty I had this morning was deciding
which bird to point my lens at. The tree tops were alive with pardalotes,
thornbills, varied sittellas, willie wagtails, eastern rosellas, red-rumped
parrots, and lower down the fairy wrens and dusky woodswallows. And one
diamond firetail.
