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Subject: | Re: flock of Spotted Pardalotes |
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Date: | Fri, 6 Mar 1998 09:05:02 +0800 |
John Leonard wrote : >In the back-yard this morning I saw a flock of >about 30 Spotted Pardalotes, nearly all of which >were very young birds. There were also a couple of >adults and a few Striateds (adults and juveniles). >I've never seen such a large number of Spotted >together before, and I've never seen a 'nursery >flock' before either. Has anyone seen anything >similar to this? A few times I have seen large flocks of Striated Pardalotes in the south west of Western Australia. On one occasion (from memory on a tour by Simon Nevill in April/May 1997?) I was at Dryandra State Forest near Narrogin (about 2 hours SE of Perth). Light drizzle began. A dead wandoo became alive with birds. They were all Striated Pardalotes fanning their wings to wash. There were at least 50 in the one tree. I didn't notice whether they were adults or juveniles. Frank |
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