Re: Melbourne Regent Honeyeater

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Subject:	Re: Melbourne Regent Honeyeater
From:	(Dr Richard Nowotny)
Date:	Tue, 13 Jan 1998 10:09:55 +1000

Thanks very much, Michael.  We went down again late yesterday afternoon
(just before the rain) and found it exactly where you (and others) have
described (this is pretty remarkable site fidelity, isn't it?).  We had
excellent close and prolonged views, albeit in rather dull light due to the
developing storm.
Regards.
Richard


>I think I posted this previously.  I was watching the bird on Saturday
>from 1420 to 1520 and saw it again on my return at 1555. 
>
>Generally it was between 20 and 40m north (towards the Plenty River) of
>the vandalised shared footway sign and no more than 10m in from the main
>trail. 
>
>I missed it last Tuesday at 0800 to 1020 - perhaps I was too early that
>day: none of the sightings I've seen on birding-aus was that early in
>the day.
>
>Best of luck
>
>Michael Norris
>
>
>

From:  Dr Richard Nowotny
             Melbourne, Australia
             Tel. (w) 61-3-9214.1420
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