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Day of the Gang-gang (3)

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Subject: Day of the Gang-gang (3)
From: "Geoffrey Dabb" <>
Date: Wed, 19 Feb 2014 12:29:35 +1100

Finally there were two young birds that had incomplete RED crests.   One had rather more red than the other.  I conclude that these are juvenile or post-juvenile males, older than G4 and G5.  That would give me the following tally of individuals in the tree during the day:

G1 – adult male; G2 – adult female; G3 – juvenile female; G4, G5 – juvenile males; G6, G7 – somewhat older males.  If this was a GBS-type survey, I would not be able to put down 7 birds as I was not sure all were in the area at the one time.  However I could nominate ‘4’, because G4, G4, G6, and G7 were all visible in the ironbark at the one time.

 

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