Most definitely signs of breeding. One pair of the three pairs seen, were both displaying excitedly with feathers puffed up and calling in a peculiar growlish way. The male was pursuing the female amongst the upper branches of a large
very leafy tree. This went on for about 5 minutes, and then I saw the male deflated with wings held down and back in what I believe to be breeding mode. In addition a single male was calling persistently, and a single female was hanging out in a feeding
flock.
A very pleasing visit
Jean
