Yellow-faced Honeyeater still on the move to warmer climes

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Yellow-faced Honeyeater still on the move to warmer climes

To:	casburnj <>
Subject:	Yellow-faced Honeyeater still on the move to warmer climes
From:	Julie Clark <>
Date:	Fri, 24 Apr 2015 12:15:35 +1000

Quite a few YFHE at the ANBG yesterday and also on Mount Ainslie.

On Fri, Apr 24, 2015 at 9:58 AM, casburnj <> wrote:

Murrumbidgee Golf Club yesterday, a flock of 100 or more passed low over the 7^th fairway. Some birds stopped in flowering and other gum trees.

Today over my Garden Bird Survey area there were small groups of YFHE and some White-naped Honeyeaters passing over in small groups. Also one large group of YFHE were flying very high near clouds – probably about 100.
Jean

Julie Clark

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