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report of hooded robins at Banyule, Melbourne

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Subject: report of hooded robins at Banyule, Melbourne
From: mark kliene <>
Date: Fri, 09 Feb 2001 23:19:33 +1100
Hi Richard,

As i visit Banyule on a reasonably regular basis, i am quite interested in 
checking
this out myself.
Any pointers to the locality of the alleged sighting within the flats?

Cheers,
Mark Kliene.

 wrote:

> Dear All, Last weekend a birder told me of a pair of probable Hooded Robins he
> had just seen at Banyule Flat (Rosanna, Melbourne).  He was familiar with
> White-winged Trillers, and aware of the small breeding population of trillers 
> at
> Banyule Flat.  He said these birds looked different (his description fitted
> well: narrow white wingbar on male, grey female) and were behaving differently
> (pouncing from young eucalypts to catch moths in long grass).  We both looked
> for them without success.  It may well be worth looking out for these birds at
> Banyule Flat or nearby areas: this would be an excellent local record if
> confirmed (as the species has declined greatly in southern Victoria).  Cheers,
> Richard.
>
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