Geoffrey et al,
Here in Higgins, I am amazed that Galah is the top bird in the
list. Until this summer I have never to my knowledge seen a Galah in
my garden or flying overhead to my garden. I have observed them 2 or
3 times over this summer, and each time mentally noted it as so
unusual. I find it fascinating that apparently they are common in
garden situations elsewhere. I would never have thought that. The
other 9 I observe in this garden at various amounts on regular
occasions, but never the Galahs. My number one would probably be Red
Wattlebird, as they are here each and every day all year. They nest
within sight of my garden each year as well (different trees some
years, but always a nest within sight somewhere from my garden).
Just an observation from this part of the world. <grin>
Cheers.
Paul T.
Higgins, ACT
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