L.D.(Snow) and Dorothy Perry asked about where to find the following
species :
Rufous Scrubwren Princess Parrot
Red-lored Whistler Scarlet-chested Parrot
Grey Honeyeater Rufous Owl
Chestnut-breasted Whiteface Marbled Frogmouth
Yellow Chat Barn Swallow
Oriental Pratincole Yellow Wagtail
Banded Whiteface Lemon-breasted Flycatcher
Red-footed Booby (Kimberly form)
White-tailed Tropicbird Mangrove Golden Whistler
Little Bittern (Western form)
Northern Shoveller Chestnut-breasted Quailthrush
Garganey (Western form)
Red Goshawk Halls Babbler
Chestnut-breasted Button-quail Rufous-crowned Emu-wren
Red-chested Button-quail Varigated Wren
Black Breasted Button-quail (Kimberly form)
Chestnut Rail Black Grasswren
Western Sandpiper Dusky Grasswren
Bridled Tern Dusky Gerygone
Slaty-backed Thornbill
Yellow-rumped Mannikin
I have information on a number of WA locations on my web pages at
http://www.iinet.net.au/~foconnor and in particular :
Kununurra - Little Bittern, Yellow-rumped Mannikin, Variegated Fairy-wren
(Kimberley form), Yellow Chat
Wyndham - Yellow Chat
Derby / Broome - Lemon-breasted Flycatcher (Kimberley form), Mangrove
Golden Whistler, Dusky Gerygone
Cue (near Meekatharra) - Grey Whistler (small chance), Banded Whiteface
(chance), Slaty-backed Thornbill, Chestnut-breasted Quail-thrush, Rufous
Fieldwren (I assume you mean this species?)
Carnarvon - Rufous Fieldwren is common at the wharf, Dusky Gerygone
Beacon (actually south of Payne's Find) - Grey Honeyeater
Rufous-crowned Emu-wren is fairly common at Millstream Chichester NP.
Black Grasswren is common at Mitchell Falls, but I don't know if you are
going there.
April will almost certainly be too late and September too early for all the
migrants.
Frank O'Connor
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