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Noisy Narrabundah Hill today

To: casburnj <>, canberrabirds <>, jandaholland <>
Subject: Noisy Narrabundah Hill today
From: Virginia Abernathy <>
Date: Fri, 30 Oct 2015 09:54:25 +0000

Hi Iliana,


I don't know if you saw this email yet, but they mention seeing several yellow-rumped thornbill and a Horsefield's bronze cuckoo fledgling of a yellow-rumped thornbill at Narrabundah Hill. Don't know if that's too far for you or not, but thought you might be interested.


Cheers,

Virginia




From: casburnj <>
Sent: 30 October 2015 15:21
To: canberrabirds; jandaholland
Subject: [canberrabirds] Noisy Narrabundah Hill today
 

41 Species on a warm sunny morning.

Of these the most interesting were;

2 Tawny Frogmouth (ON), 2 Horsefields Bronze Cuckoo, one of which was chased by 2 Speckled Warbler, the other dependent upon Yellow-rumped Thornbill.  There were plenty of Yellow-rumped Thornbill, an estimate of 14 Rufous Songlark (quietening down as the morning wore on), 3 Varied Sitella, 7 Black-faced Cuckoo Shrike and 2 Sacred Kingfisher appearing to be a pair in the same vicinity.  There were approximately 6 White-winged Triller some of which appeared to be in dispute over territory.  Unfortunately Common Myna have increased in number to about 8 and Starlings are breeding successfully.  No noisy Myna have been seen to date in this region!

A pleasing morning.

Jean

 

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