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| Subject: | mistletoebird |
| From: | jude hopwood <> |
| Date: | Sun, 11 Dec 2011 13:55:46 +1100 |
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Dear Bird watchers,
Currawang - south east of Goulburn in the COG area of interest
In our ten year old new plantings, for the first time, a pair of mistletoebirds gleaning insects and what appears to be spiderweb from dying tagasaste trees close to sheds and myself as I worked in the yard. They've had the greenhouse under surveillance as I worked in there for the past two days as well as flitting amongst pots and vegies.
Question: Does the above behaviour mean they are breeding nearby?
Respectfully,
Jude Hopwood.
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