Honeyeater migration

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Subject:	Honeyeater migration
From:	John Leonard <>
Date:	Mon, 6 Apr 2015 08:15:42 +1000

We never get big flocks migrating over Hughes, but if you know what to look for 
you can often see pairs of Yfhes moving purposefully at tree top height, though 
often in directions you wouldn't expect (ie South).

John Leonard


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