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| Subject: | Crescent Honeyeater settled in Wanniassa |
| From: | "Philip Veerman" <> |
| Date: | Thu, 27 Jun 2013 11:21:31 +1000 |
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Three times in the past 2 weeks I have needed to visit Wanniassa Hills Primary School. Each time I have heard a Crescent Honeyeater there. Today (just under an hour ago) I stopped to look at him. He was very noisy and very easy to find. Actually across the road in the front garden of Cumming Place (corner Langdon Ave). A good photo opp for those that are interested, although as they normally are, he was manically active. My experience with them is from many years ago when I would have one or two in my Kambah garden through the winter, is that they are very site faithful (like the White-fronted I had 6 years ago and the Tawny-crowned that lived near my room at college at La Trobe Uni 35 years ago). Philip |
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