Brown Treecreepers in the ACT

[Martin Butterfield <>]

True, but given that it took me about 4 visits to work out the administrative importance of that fence (assuming we have got it right - i worry about the gate in the middle of it - and that the habitat is quite similar on both sides thereof, I would strongly expect that the birds treat it with equal disdain.

Martin

Martin Butterfield

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On 26 October 2015 at 14:01, Duncan McCaskill <> wrote:

My memory from Wednesday Walks to the Hall TSR is that Brown Treecreepers were always on the NSW side of the fence.

Duncan.

On 26 October 2015 at 13:49, Martin Butterfield <> wrote:

COG Wednesday Walks found them at Hall last December and again in Gigerline East recently.

Martin

Martin Butterfield

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On 26 October 2015 at 13:32, pardalote <> wrote:

Hi John

I believe the last time I saw brown treecreepers was last October at Kama.

Matt

On 26/10/2015 1:29 PM, "John Leonard" <> wrote:

I’m getting despondent about the status of Brown treecreepers in the ACT.

 

In the COG Atlas (published 1992) it notes the populations of Brown Treecreepers in Campbell Park and Mulligan’s Flat.

 

I arrived in the ACT 1994 and by then, or shortly afterwards, both these populations had vanished (as had the Hooded Robins in Campbell Park, also noted by the Atlas.)

 

I used to observe Brown Treecreepers in the New Line Quarry Paddock, but I have not seen them since 2010. When Kama Nature Reserve was opened I observed the Brown Treecreepers there in  around 2012, but have not seem them since then.

 

They were always present in Hall TSR, but they seemed to have disappeared from there too (since 2013).

 

Are there in fact any Brown Treecreepers in the ACT in nature reserves (ie not on private property)?

 

John Leonard