Glossy Black-Cockatoos at Mt Majura

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Subject:	Glossy Black-Cockatoos at Mt Majura
From:	"Steve Holliday" <>
Date:	Tue, 29 Nov 2011 13:43:39 +1100

Found a pair of Glossies quietly preening and feeding in a Drooping Sheoak at the Majura summit, about 1130hrs. Other things included an Owlet-nightjar heard on the way up, White-eared Honeyeater, Leaden Flycatcher, Sacred Kingfisher and Grey Currawong. Herps included a large, almost too close-for-comfort Eastern Brown Snake, Cunningham’s Skink and Jacky Dragon. 14 spp of butterfly, among them Tailed Emperor, Dainty Swallowtail, Heath and Montane Ochres, Bronze Flat, Long-tailed Pea-Blue, Imperial and Spotted Jezebels, and squillions of Common Browns.

Cheers

Steve

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