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| Subject: | Update on the COG Woodland Survey at Majura, 31 March |
| From: | Kim Farley via Canberrabirds <> |
| Date: | Sat, 1 Apr 2023 08:01:25 +0000 |
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On Friday 31 March, Barbara Allan and I visited the Majura Defence Training Area for the quarterly COG Woodland Survey. It was a beautiful autumn morning, slightly chilly at 7 degrees for our start at 7.30am, but sunny and clear. At the last survey in November the wildflowers were a real treat, but this time it was the turn of the trees to be in blossom. We recorded 48 species at the seven sites we surveyed, with highlights being a White-necked Heron at a small dam, multiple Scarlet Robins including a juvenile, and a young Speckled Warbler being fed by an adult. Honeyeater species were not in short supply and included Brown-headed, White-plumed, White-eared and Yellow-faced as well as Noisy Friarbird, Red Wattlebird, a few Noisy Miners and one Eastern Spinebill. We look forward to the next survey in June. Information about the COG Woodland Bird Monitoring Project can be found here. Kim Farley and Barbara Allan
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