help to identify a call

To:	COG <>
Subject:	help to identify a call
From:	jude hopwood <>
Date:	Thu, 17 Oct 2013 05:50:30 +1100

Dear Experienced and Aurally Acute Wise Ones,

Currawang: 6:30 pm yesterday. weet, weet, weet, weet on one note followed as part of the same song but on a lower note, chirra, chirra, chirra, chirra. From dense foliage a very loud call heard repeating as I got out of the car from work. May have been calling before that. Persisted for next 5 minutes. I gave up looking and went inside. Is it possible to suggest some birds I might investigate?

S.Pardalote and YRThornbills were all sounding off significantly at the same time in a slightly removed area, but Starlings and GSThrush were all highly vocal in the same area from which the call was emanating.

Hopeful,

Jude

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