Escaping from the fog up Mt Ainslie this morning, I explored the Lower
Beacon Track. Beautiful ridge-top forest - small bands of Yellow-faced
Honeyeaters were flying overhead, mostly eastwards; lot of pardalotes of
both species; and a number of Golden Whistlers. At one point six individual
Golden Whistlers (two males, two females and two young birds) were in view,
accompanied by a male Rufous Whistler, all actively feeding.
Steve
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From: Matthew Larkin <>
Sent: Friday, 30 March 2018 10:53 PM
To: List Mailing
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Subject: Golden Whistlers back down from the higher
country
There have been several GWs in the Aranda bush land for a bit over a
fortnight now.
Sent from my iPad
> On 30 Mar 2018, at 4:26 pm, Isobel Crawford <>
wrote:
>
> Yesterday mid arvo I heard one near Herbarium at CSIRO, and later one on
the Black Mountain summit track. Frost last Monday night must have pushed
them down.
>
>
> Ms Isobel Crawford,
> Australian Botanical Surveys,
> POB 6031,
> O'Connor ACT 2602.
>
> 02 6257 1860
>
> 0429 798 887.
>
>
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