Thanks Philip, I certainly agree while it is easy to hear Koels calling,
locating them when calling some distance away can prove to be very difficult,
particularly so far this year.
In the past 3 or so seasons while there have been more Koels around than
before in my local area, I can’t recall getting one record in my GBS site.
One sounded very close this morning but by the time I was outside to try to find
it, it had moved away already.
Jack Holland
From:
Sent: Wednesday, November 14, 2012 3:18 PM
To:
Subject: [canberrabirds] Koel Behaviour so far
One or
two Koels have been heard at least once on most hours (or a bit less during the
middle of the day), every day, from within my GBS area for the past two weeks. I
have gone out to see them I think 4 times and succeeded 3 of those times. One of
which was somewhat further away, about 1 km from home (closer to the Kambah
sports field, but was within the GBS Site at other times of the week). I was
thinking at the time that for such an obvious sound it can be very hard to get a
good idea of the location it is coming from. On Monday night one was heard from
home, calling somewhere near here at about 10:30 p.m.
Philip Veerman
24 Castley Circuit
Kambah ACT 2902
02 - 62314041
I heard a Koel calling in the distance last Saturday evening
around 7pm as I arrived home in Weston. Have not heard it
since.
cheers
Jenny
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