In the last week, what I am assuming (with no particular basis) as the regular Tuggeranong flock has taken to flying over my home each evening. One day last
week a flock of 60 or so spent about 30 minutes in a noisy gathering on the power lines in front of my place, in the process enticing out one of the neighbours (who did not know what they are) with her camera. That is so far the only time I have seen them
perched within my GBS area. On Friday night I had a flock of at least 300 fly over my place, or at least that many simultaneously present within the GBS area, but total numbers going over would have been a lot more. Yesterday maybe 150 in combination with
about 100 SC Cockatoos.
Philip
From: Rosemary Blemings [
Sent: Wednesday, 20 April, 2016 7:35 PM
To: Nathanael Coyne
Cc: COG
Subject: Re: [canberrabirds] Flock or 37 Little Corellas
There was a flock of Corellas in the 2-300 year old eucalypt opposite our house on Sunday 17th at 09.35. There were some SC Cockatoos with them. I've not seen such Corella numbers here before in Flynn. They stayed briefly before flying
east, still making a Corella racket.
Rosemary
On 20/04/2016, at 8:58 AM, Nathanael Coyne wrote:
McKellar Wetlands, Belconnen this morning.
