Triller

[Martin Butterfield <>]

The Rufous Whistler was in full voice, in a tree near the dunnie, yesterday as well.  

Martin Butterfield

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On Wed, 16 Oct 2019 at 15:49, Harvey Perkins <> wrote:

The Glebe Park triller has been singing lustily all this week so far - easily heard even from the Target rooftop parking. This morning when I went looking for it, I also heard a (presumed) female alternating calls, much less strident, with the male.

Also of interest to me, as something not really expected there, was a male Rufous Whistler. Made me wonder if the very dry conditions in the local woodlands are forcing some birds into more urban locations.

On Wed, 16 Oct 2019 1:54 pm Hawkins, Brian <> wrote:

Does it seem to anyone else that there are a lot more WW Trillers in Canberra at the moment that in previous springs?  In the last day I have heard them at Mawson, Curtin and Yarralumla.

Brian

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I was very surprised to hear a White-winged Triller in full voice in Glebe Park this arvo.

Martin
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