Mt Ainslie - DbFinch and booming CBronzewings

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Mt Ainslie - DbFinch and booming CBronzewings

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Subject:	Mt Ainslie - DbFinch and booming CBronzewings
From:	Robin Hide <>
Date:	Sat, 05 Feb 2011 09:58:34 +1100

Along the powerline track on the east side of Mt Ainslie this morning there was at least one pair of Double-barred Finches in a small flock of wrens

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Flushed one Common Bronzewing from the ground, and another was booming regularly from a tree 30 m away. Do they only call when breeding?

Further along a Grey Butcherbird was calling loudly from high in a tree.

Robin Hide

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