Red Wattlebirds on the move

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Red Wattlebirds on the move

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Subject:	Red Wattlebirds on the move
From:	Jack & Andrea Holland <>
Date:	Tue, 19 Apr 2016 02:06:36 +0000

Thanks Wayne, I saw a loose group of around 30 RWBs migrating through the SW corner of the Narrabundah Hill reserve this morning.

It appears to be the best day for migration for about a week, but I only heard a single Yellow-faced Honeyeater overhead over the 75 minutes I was there.

Jack Holland

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at around 8 this morning at the northern end of Weston Park Peninsular a flock of 50-60 RWBs flew in from the west, stopped in the large trees for a couple of minutes then headed off eastwards up the lake. This is by for the biggest group I have encountered.

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