canberrabirds

RE: Migrating Yellow-faced Honeyeaters [SEC=UNOFFICIAL]

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Subject: RE: Migrating Yellow-faced Honeyeaters [SEC=UNOFFICIAL]
From: Ryu Callaway <>
Date: Mon, 27 Mar 2017 06:37:28 +0000
I'm pretty sure I've heard them coming over my place in Fadden on a few 
afternoons from between 1 and 2 weeks ago. Unfortunately l haven't been able to 
go out and confirm as I am in the middle of end of session exams which means 
lots of revision and prep.
Ryu

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> And three YFHE over-flew the cork oak dam at the National Arboretum at 13:35 
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> Dr Harvey Perkins 
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> Sunday 26 March, 10:35 am, I had a small flock of about 8 YFHE fly over my 
> home in Kambah (Gleneagles), SW to NE &#8211; classic chip-chipping calls of 
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> Then later in the day, between 13:45 and 14:15 h, at Condor Creek where Warks 
> Rd crosses it, there was some regular movement of YFHE through the trees. 
> Seems fairly early, but definitely migration behaviour. 
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> There were none recorded during the Woodland survey at Red Hill on Saturday 
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