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| To: | "<>" <>, David Rees <> |
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| Subject: | A couple of minutes with the Rockwarbler |
| From: | David Rees <> |
| Date: | Tue, 22 Mar 2016 07:05:18 +0000 |
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Folks
Had the pleasure of being again able to film this lovely little bird. Filmed early in the morning at Wombeyan Caves where I have seen them many times. Really good there at the moment for super-tame Gang-gangs (watch this space) and king parrots feeding
on cotoniaster berries near the site kiosk. Also heaps of Satin Bower-birds plus Greater Gliders at night as usual.
One new development there for me is the presence of Bell Miners - never noticed them there before and I have been there many times over the last couple of decades.
Anyway here is the film a most uncooperative subject https://vimeo.com/159904168
Enjoy
David
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