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| Subject: | Red-capped robin |
| From: | pardalote <> |
| Date: | Sat, 29 Dec 2012 13:18:10 +1100 |
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Hi All I went out with Julian this morning, hoping to find the painted honeyeaters. It was rather quite, with some excitement when chasing a satin flycatcher, Julian mistaking its call as a fast version of the painted honeyeaters. We eventually made it to marker 5, as mentioned in the e-mail, but found no signs of the honeyeaters. There was however, a pair of brown goshawks, one of which was a juvenile, and one red-capped robin. These were about the only exciting events of the trip, apart from the hitch-hiking cicada, and a bearded dragon by the wool shed. Matt. |
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