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Hi all,
Last night enjoyed some beautiful autumnal weather
at Kamarooka State Park, some 30 km N of Bendigo. This park is several
thousand hectares of grassy woodland. It's not all in terrific condition
in that much of it is coppice regrowth, but there are some open grassy spots
which make for good woodland birds. The highlight was seeing three male
Hooded Robins in one "binocular view" as well as a good view of a male Crested
Bellbird, which seemed unaware of my presence and made a deep, quiet growling
call (I record bellbirds often at my atlas site at Wellsford forest on the
outskirts of Bendigo but have never seen them).
Below is a list for 30 minutes birding (500m
radius atlas count). Could someone let me know if it comes out as a
messy scramble, and if it does sorry to be nuisance.
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Fref:
Obs: A29034 Dates: 03/04/2001 - / /
Site: KAMAHWR
Survey: A500 Time: 60 Area:
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Country:
36.000 Locality: Kamarooka State Park-400m N of Harrower X Millwood
Habitat:
Grassy Woodland C1/2: /
Lat: 36 30 13 S Long: 144 20
37 E A Accuracy: 100 Altitude:
LR:
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Count Age S St Br T R
Species
8274.0
S Grey
Butcherbird
8533.0
S Red
Wattlebird
8547.0
S Striated
Pardalote
8184.0
S Eastern
Rosella
8480.0
S Fuscous
Honeyeater
8402.0
S Restless
Flycatcher
8486.0
S White-plumed
Honeyeater
2356.0
S Rainbow
Bee-eater
8404.0
S Willie
Wagtail
8248.0
S Tree
Martin
8418.0
S Hooded
Robin
8444.0
S Grey
Shrike-thrush
8282.0
S White-browed
Woodswallow
8432.0
S Crested
Bellbird
3680.0
S Golden
Whistler
8317.0
S Superb
Fairy-wren
8544.0
S Spotted
Pardalote
8299.0
S Brown
Treecreeper
8287.0
S White-winged
Chough
8409.0
S Jacky
Winter
8426.0
S Eastern Yellow
Robin
8284.0
S Dusky Woodswallow
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