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| To: | "'pardalote'" <>, <> |
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| Subject: | ANBG |
| From: | "Philip Veerman" <> |
| Date: | Wed, 25 Apr 2012 17:19:05 +1000 |
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being there, this is a big stab in the dark but the most obvious contender
for a high pitch ascending
whistle at this time of year is the Golden Whistler. It is different from
their strong singing call so not likely to be on the websites etc but a common
sound from them is a very simple but strong pleasant sound that certainly
fits a high pitch ascending
whistle.
Philip
-----Original Message----- Thought I'd try the ANBG for a change
this afternoon. Mostly the birds were quiet, except for the copious
amounts of spinebills and fairy wrens. There was one call I could not
identify, a high pitch ascending whistle. There were a few scrub-wrens,
spotted pardalotes (heard), crimson rosellas, choughs and a pair of golden
whistlers; male and female.From: pardalote [ Sent: Wednesday, 25 April 2012 4:54 PM To: Subject: [canberrabirds] ANBG Matt. |
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