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The Restless Flycatcher has what looks to me might be
a eurymelid bug.
Harvey
Well Peter - I’d say
you’re right about the European Wasp. Adult DWS, I’d say. I am
not sure what the Restless Flycatcher had hold of - squat, dark
brown wings with 2 cream spots and a bright pink abdomen with a dark tip.
The WPHEs appeared to be attacking the stems at the junctions - no
obvious insects, perhaps aphids or some kind of exudate.
G
From:
Peter Ormay [
Sent: Friday, 29 April
2011 2:07 PM
To: Geoffrey Dabb
Cc:
Subject: Re: [canberrabirds] At
Kelly Road this morning
Did
you see what the White-plumed Honey-eaters were eating on the Tall Fleabane?
Were there any insect on it? HANZAB says WPHE are known to eat seed very
occasionally.
The
insect in the Dusky Woodswallow's bill looks lika a European Wasp. I used to
like DWs, I like them even more now. Is it a juvenile DW?
Does
anyone know what the (Satin?) Flycatcher has in it's bill?
Lovely
photos. Thanks Geoffrey.
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