Spangled Drongo

[Ian Fraser <>]

They do unexpected things at other times too. The only two I've seen in the ACT were in January (2007, along the river near Oaks Estate) and August (2012, Duffy/Narrabundah Hill).

On 3/05/2023 7:48 pm, Martin Butterfield via Canberrabirds wrote:

Judging by when they turn up in East Gippsland they spread out in odd directions as post breeding dispersal.  Most of the records here are in May.

On Wed, 3 May 2023 at 19:03, shorty via Canberrabirds <> wrote:

For those that don't use eBird there is one at the Botanic Gardens, first reported yesterday and lucky for me the Gardens were opened with conditions improving when I stopped in after work. Section 334 was the most reported spot today and where I saw it.

Shorty

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