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Below is a list of all the species I have seen at a
woodland remnant in western Victoria that I visit four or five times a
year. I conducted a monthly study here in 1989-1994, the results of which
will appear in the Corella journal. I recently began doing three 20 minute
counts here again, although they not as frequent or regular as I no longer live
in Moyston.
Some may remember my posting about the welcome
reappearance of a Diamond Firetail after an 8 year absence. I recently saw
a single bird there again, but again could not find another one, but let's
hope. Still no sign of Hooded Robin, Buff-rumped Thornbill, Speckled
Warbler or whiteface yet. The list below summarises the results of five
visits to each transect over the last nine months, a total of 15 visits for 50
species of birds.
Simon Kennedy
Brown
Goshawk
(1)
Little
Eagle
(1)
Brown
Falcon
(1)
Crimson
Rosella (3)
Red-rumped
Parrot
(1)
Yellow-tailed
Black-Cockatoo (1)
Galah
(1)
Fan-tailed
Cuckoo
(1)
Shining
Bronze-Cuckoo (1)
Horsfield's
Bronze-Cuckoo (1)
White-throated
Treecreeper (7)
Superb
Fairy-wren (15)
Spotted
Pardalote (10)
Striated
Pardalote (6)
White-browed
Scrubwren (5)
Brown
Thornbill (12)
Yellow-rumped
Thornbill (8)
Striated
Thornbill (8)
Weebill (6)
Yellow-faced
Honeyeater (9)
Yellow-tufted
Honeyeater (3)
Fuscous
Honeyeater (1)
White-plumed
Honeyeater (7)
White-naped
Honeyeater (4)
Black-chinned
Honeyeater (2)
Brown-headed
Honeyeater (1)
New Holland
Honeyeater (7)
Eastern
Spinebill (3)
Red
Wattlebird (1)
Jacky
Winter (5)
Eastern Yellow
Robin (9)
Varied
Sittella (2)
Crested
Shrike-tit (3)
Rufous
Whistler (6)
Grey
Shrike-thrush (4)
White-browed
Babbler (8)
Willie
Wagtail (8)
Grey
Fantail (10)
Australian
Raven (1)
Australian
Magpie (3)
Black-faced
Cuckoo-shrike (1)
Common
Blackbird (3)
Welcome
Swallow (2)
Tree
Martin (3)
Silvereye (2)
House
Sparrow (1)
Diamond
Firetail (2)
Red-browed
Finch (5)
Mistletoebird (7)
European
Goldfinch (2)
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