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Subject: | RE: flock of Spotted Pardalotes, NH Honeyeaters |
From: | "Conole, Lawrie" <> |
Date: | Fri, 6 Mar 1998 15:15:22 +1000 |
> These comments reminded me of last Nov./Dec. when I saw about 80 New > Holland Honeyeaters in a feeding (?) frenzy. They were all calling > loudly as they chased each other and fed in the numerous Grevillia > spp. were had in our backyard. They were a mixture of adults and > juveniles. > This was a commonplace event in my garden in Geelong when I lived there. The congregation (perhaps even a conflagration?) often occurred in a large Cherry Plum (Prunus sp.) tree, but sometimes in and around the flowering Pride of Madiera plants that they were foraging in. Groups of 30-40, making a huge din, were normal. I believe I've seen this activity labelled in the informal literature as a corroboree, or was I dreaming? Lawrie Conole 58 Holden Street, Fitzroy North 3068 Victoria, AUSTRALIA Phone AH (03) 9486 4575 Ph Mob (0419) 588 993 Email <> |
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