There was a Boobok calling on the ANU
campus last night at 11:15, as well. Could there be some
territorial activity with the onset of colder weather?
Milburn
On 3/04/13 11:07 PM, Philip Veerman wrote:
I think as far as we know they don't
move away from our area but they do call more in spring
which increases their recording rate at that time and less
in cold times of year which reduces their recording rate at
that time. Bearing in mind the way they will be observed,
the difference between the graphs on the COG Atlas & GBS
report show this.
Philip
I heard a Boobook brifely at about 10.15pm this
evening in Mawson. I haven't heard one here before, although
I have heard them in Canberra every now and then. Are the
Boobools likely to be moving to warmer climes like many
other species?
