Anthony
Marginally on-topic:
Here in glorious Lucinda, we are enjoying watching Drongos,
Blue-faced Honeyeaters, Helmeted and Silver-Crowned Friarbirds
forming long queues stretching for hundreds of metres along the
sugar train-tracks where they sip the syrup spilling from the
trains. A new experience for us.
No doubt the Duffy Drongo is having a tougher time.
Cheers
Daryl
On 14/08/2012 9:17 AM, Anthony Overs
wrote:
Hi all
I've just had a call from Beth Mantle. She's running with her dog
at Narrabundah Hill in Duffy and has just stumbled across a
Spangled Drongo!
Beth thought she may have been back in Queensland, except for the
fact that it's currently zero degrees!!
Directions. There's a small car parking area on the western side
of Eucumbene Drive, just north of the corner at Hindmarsh Drive
(apparently well known to dog walkers and other visitors to the
hill). Walk about 150m north along the path beside Eucumbene Drive
to a small cluster of watlles.
Cheers
Anthony
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