The times they may be a -changing

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Subject:	The times they may be a -changing
From:	Robin Hide <>
Date:	Fri, 25 Feb 2011 11:06:31 +1100

Yesterday morning there were two male adult koels in this part of Ainslie - one of each side of Patterson St (nr Coroborree Park), and then briefly in the same tree...
Robin Hide

On 25/02/2011 10:53 AM, Susanne Gardiner wrote:

Hi all

Geoffrey was here (Ainslie) looking for the juv Koel the other day and mentioned that Eastern Spinebills are more of a winter bird in this part of the country.

Lo and behold I heard one calling in the front garden about 2 hours after Geoffrey left and again yesterday.

The calistemons have started flowering.

And the Koels certainly don't have any wintery inclinations. "Our" adult male is calling as I am writing this.

Susanne

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