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Regent Honeyeater in Tuggeranong town centre

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Subject: Regent Honeyeater in Tuggeranong town centre
From: milburns <>
Date: Tue, 21 Oct 2014 21:33:09 +1100
Exactly as Philip described. A Regent Honeyeater holding its own amidst a horde of Red Wattlebirds and Noisy Friarbirds at the Alpha Hotel. Great find(s) Tun Pin and Philip. How many Regent Honeyeaters are there in Tuggeranong at the moment? Only time will tell. It reminds me of the Azure Kingfisher uncertainty.

This evening the bird was lerping as much as taking nectar. It was very active and called only briefly.

Milburn

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