Filipo,
check young Clamorous Reed-Warbler, I have had them visiting a garden east of
the Dickson Wetland, even in the years before the wetland. They do a fine line
in skulking in dense vegetaion.
Isobel Crawford
Australian Botanical Surveys,
POB 6031,
O'Connor ACT 2602.
02 6257 1860
0429 798 887
> On 10 Feb 2016, at 9:46 AM, Filipio Gwynne <> wrote:
>
> I am wondering if people have a view as to which of the following two birds
> is more likely to appear as a solitary individual in a Canberra backyard
> (foraging in a dense clump of raspberry canes) around this time of year (i.e.
> early February): a (female) White-winged Triller or a Rufous Songlark.
>
> Realizing that both these summer migrants are somewhat uncommon, and most
> frequently seen in woodland.
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