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One (possibly two) satin bower birds in Fraser.

from [Dennis Ayliffe] [Permanent Link][Original]
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Subject: One (possibly two) satin bower birds in Fraser.
From: Dennis Ayliffe <>
Date: Sun, 21 Feb 2016 00:04:31 +0000
Got a good look yesterday afternoon at a female or immature satin bowerbird calling in harsh terms from electricity wires running down the side of my place in Fraser. Upon seeing me it dived into a neighbour’s big grevillea bush where it was still visible for a few minutes before diving into something denser. It kept calling though and at one point there was an answering double whistle from the opposite side of my neighbour’s backyard.
Dennis Ayliffe

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