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Olive-backed Oriole in Scullin

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Subject: Olive-backed Oriole in Scullin
From: Paul Fennell <>
Date: Thu, 21 Jun 2018 02:13:18 +0000
A particularly handsome Olive-backed Oriole was drinking from our bird-bath in our back yard a few minutes ago.  We had a frost this morning, but it seemed very relaxed. I checked the records for the date of the last sighting of the year, and see that, since 2009, this is no big deal.  But as we go back in history, the dates tend to get earlier and earlier for the last sighting.  So it would seem that the Oriole is a subscriber to the global warming hypothesis.  Or is it just an evolutionary thing, and their insulation is becoming more effective.

2017 Jun-26
2016 Jun-28
2015 Jun-29
2014 Jun-21
2013 Jun-30
2012 Jun-30
2011 Jun-01
2010 Jun-29
2009 Jun-04
2008 May-01
2007 May-14
2006 Apr-23
2005 May-14
2004 Mar-10
2003 Apr-06
2002 May-09
2001 Jun-03
2000 May-07
1999 May-18
1998 Feb-22
1997 Jan-19
1996 Apr-30
1995 May-14
1994 Jun-23
1993 Mar-07
1992 Apr-06
1991 Mar-16
1990 May-26
1989 May-17
1988 May-01
1987 Jun-01
1986 Apr-20
1985 Mar-28

Paul Fennell
Editor, COG Annual Bird Report
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