and this morning at Shephed's Lookout in a MFF moving through the
bushes in the the area surrounded by the walking track
about 20 grey fantails
est. 10 each of buff-rumped and yellow-rumped thornbills
2 scarlet robin
1 grey shrike thrush
closer to the entry - 1 olive-backed oriole, 6 rainbow bee-eaters. 2
grey currawongs calling, and a peregrine flew in front of me at the
actual lookout and perched about 50 m away, in blustery, misty
(=miserable) conditions.
sandra h
On Wed, Mar 23, 2011 at 9:59 PM, martin butterfield
<> wrote:
> I tend to think of the mixed feeding flocks as being a Winter phenomenon so
> the following observation by Frances - in a garden bed today may be a touch
> previous. They were all present at once, albeit not obviously interacting.
> (She did say she was too busy identifying birds to fuss about behaviours.)
> 2 Eastern Yellow Robin
> 1 Eastern Spineblll
> 1 Rufous Whistler
> 1 Speckled Warbler
> 1 Red-browed Finch
> 2 Grey Shrike-thrush
>
> Martin
>
>
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