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another late breeding event.

To: 'Mark Clayton' <>, "" <>
Subject: another late breeding event.
From: "" <>
Date: Thu, 7 May 2020 03:18:20 +0000
Mark, this is another remarkable event.

As summarised in my CBN article (43, 143-148, 2018) about Grey Butcherbird 
breeding in Chapman and the double clutch in Rivett, according to the BIRD INFO 
data on the COG web site the following has been observed:  nests with young in 
August, October and November, and  dependent young from October to March.

The young from the second brood in Rivett fledged after mid-December, so in 
particular the former seems to have been extended by a whole 4 months towards 
the end of April.

I agree it would be lovely to see the whole family together in your garden.

Regards

Jack holland

-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Clayton <>
Sent: Thursday, 7 May 2020 10:16 AM
To: 
Subject: another late breeding event.

I have a pair of Grey Butcherbirds that come in for a free handout. I know from 
previous experience over the last couple of years that when they fly in a 
certain direction they have been feeding young, probably in the nest. Lately 
this has been happening again and a few minutes ago the female arrived with a 
recently fledged young. The male bird has not yet arrived so far this morning 
so may be off nearby with another juvenile. I will certainly get to know 
if/when the whole family arrive together.

Mark


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