canberrabirds

Gang-gangs

To: Suzanne EDGAR <>
Subject: Gang-gangs
From: Chris Liddiard <>
Date: Wed, 4 Sep 2019 09:15:01 +0000
I’ve never seen Gang gangs at our place in Gilmore. They do seem to like hanging around the older central Canberra suburbs. Back in the mid 90’s I worked in a building near Hotel Kurrajong and the g-gs loved the conifers in the hotel grounds. They didn’t care if you stood there and watched them either even though they were not that high up in the trees. 

I have noticed a LOT more corellas around Tuggeranong than there were 10 years ago. Not sure why that would be. 

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On 4 Sep 2019, at 6:15 pm, Suzanne EDGAR <> wrote:

The same g-gang story applies here @ 12 Stephens Pl Garran; tho only 1 irregular butcher bird.

Sz

 

From: Geoffrey Dabb
Sent: Wednesday, 4 September 2019 9:52 AM
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Subject: [canberrabirds] Gang-gangs

 

I was just speaking to a friend in Garran who has Gang-gangs coming to feeders morning and evening, up to 10 birds.  At present I hear a pair passing through the eucs perhaps once a day.  This shows, I think, how localised G-g movements are and how linked to immediate food sources.  The same Garran person has a pair of meat-seeking butcherbirds, again believed to have a nest not far away.

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