At Watson dog park last evening, a pardalot (silhouetted, couldn't see
colouring) flew very fast from the canopy into a small hole in the trunk of the
second big old eucalypt down the main walk track from the Antill St car park.
Hole is about half way up on a large side branch and clearly visible from the
pylon side.
No sign of pardalots there this morning but a pair of galahs housekeeping in an
adjacent big eucalypt. The female was holding a leafy twig in her beak and
spent several minutes 'sweeping' all around the interior of the hollow before
settling on the nest. The male was perched nearby - avoiding the housework.
Libby Keen
> On 10 Oct 2016, at 2:11 pm, "rick.a.kuhn" <> wrote:
>
> 10/10/16 Aranda Bush
> About 8:00 Shining Bronze-Cuckoo
> About 9:10 Leaden Flycatcher
>
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