Yellow-faced Honeyeaters suddenly arrived here at Harold’s Cross last Tuesday.
I don’t know how many but their calls were suddenly all around us, almost
drowning out the loud New Holland HEs, Golden Whistlers, GSTs, Pardelots
(both), and White-throated Treecreepers. A small flock of White-naped HEs has
overwintered here, feeding in the ribbon gums. A Fan-tailed Cuckoo was calling
last week.
Libby
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> On 6 Sep 2020, at 5:40 pm, Julienne Kamprad
> <> wrote:
>
>
> The inward migration of honeyeaters has started. Today and yesterday there
> has been groups of up to 15 passing through our place at Hoskinstowm every
> half hour.
> Julienne Kamprad
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