Eastern Spinebill(s) in residence?

[Con Boekel <>]

Much planting of grivillieas means that we now have Spinebills more or 
less permanently around the house. They have bred and have dy around and 
about ATM.
regards
Con

On 26/10/2014 6:51 PM, David Nicholls wrote:
> Western Deakin: we appear to have Eastern Spinebills in residence.  One (or 
> more) has been calling close by for the last few days.  In the past I have seen 
> them occasionally, and heard the occasional call, but this has been going on 
> more or less continuously for some days.
>
> DN
>
>
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