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To: | "" <>, Philip Veerman <> |
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Subject: | Swift Parrots Kambah |
From: | Brian Jones via Canberrabirds <> |
Date: | Thu, 27 May 2021 12:27:30 +0000 |
Today around 2pm there were about 15 in the tree closest to the N-W corner of Hungry Jacks. They were feeding on buds and flowers as shown in the video frame grabs below.
Brian
On Tuesday, 25 May 2021, 4:51:46 pm AEST, Philip Veerman <> wrote:
I checked again at about mid day today. This time at first only noticed about 4 Swift Parrots at the side of Drakeford Drive. One at the top of the big tree in front of Hungry Jacks. Then I checked out beside Athllon drive. Did not notice any. Could still hear them in the big tree in front of Hungry Jacks but not see them from where I was standing, then saw two groups totalling I believe 18, fly out to go to the smaller trees at the side of Drakeford Drive. Then I needed to go. 4 other people also there to see them.
Philip
From: Canberrabirds [
On Behalf Of Philip Veerman
I and other there at about 2 p.m. today. Certainly a lot more than 60 Swift Parrots present, within a small number of trees, but it actually is hard to count the numbers. Maybe 80 (?) Because they were active at that time and new groups arrived. When I first noticed the Swift Parrots I was a little reluctant to report them because it was a quick view of a flying flock. I am glad I did though and went back to be confident. The Superb Parrots appear to have moved on.
Philip
From: Canberrabirds [
On Behalf Of Philip Veerman
That is really good. At least double my estimate of the numbers but the most I saw in one flying flock was about 20. The trailered flashing advisory sign on the side of Drakeford Drive is about 30 metres from where I saw them yesterday.
Philip
From: Canberrabirds [
On Behalf Of Adam FitzGerald via Canberrabirds
Up at crack of dawn this morning to head to Kambah (Jenke Circuit) to try & see the Superbs. Got there about 0645, nothing heard or sighted, then about 0720, a small group of 10 Superbs flew in an easterly direction over the
car park towards Drakeford Drive & continued out of sight.
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