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Mulligan's Flat this afternoon

To: Duncan McCaskill <>
Subject: Mulligan's Flat this afternoon
From: Julie Clark <>
Date: Sun, 19 Apr 2015 14:40:23 +1000
Hi All,

A big 'thank you' to Duncan for this post and information.​

Alison and I went for a wander at Mulligan's this morning and had the pleasure of seeing our first red-capped robins! A big thrill!!

Cheers
Julie

On Sat, Apr 18, 2015 at 10:21 PM, Duncan McCaskill <> wrote:
I spent a pleasant afternoon at Mulligan's Flat before the rain. There were small flocks of White-naped, Brown-headed and Yellow-faced Honeyeaters. The Yellow-faced were feeding on the ground, as Bill Graham reported earlier - apparently feeding on Melichrus urceolatus (if my plant identification is correct). Plenty of Scarlet Robins around at the moment, as well as this Red-capped Robin. I observed some skirmishing between the Red-capped and a female Scarlet Robin - maybe a territorial dispute.

Duncan.







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Julie Clark
 
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