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Subject: | Silver Eye Migration |
From: | Gavin Curnow <> |
Date: | Sun, 02 Aug 1998 12:48:01 +1000 |
Dear Sir/Madam For the last two years I have observed a species of Silvereye in my garden in Colac, Victoria. I see them for one day only towards the end of June and they land in a large Lilly Pilly tree and feed on other nearby flowering plants. Slaters "Field Guide to Australian Birds" states that a Tasmanian species migrates to the mainland each year. I was wondering if you could you tell me if it is possible that these birds are the migrating species. If so could you list some references to enable me to find out more about this species Hoping that you can be of assistance. Gavin Curnow |
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