There was a study written up some years ago that provides data that males of
Golden Whistler tend to feed higher in the trees (i.e. in canopy) than
females do. I believe that is correct. Females often forage within 3 metres
of the ground, makes don't do that so much. Of course there might be some
observational bias that males are easier to find high up than females are.
Philip
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From: Graeme Clifton
Sent: Friday, 16 August, 2019 4:19 PM
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Subject: Golden Whistler
Male seen yesterday feeding in the tree canopy at Wanna Wanna Rd Carwoola.
Graeme Clifton
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