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Flame Robins?

To: "mark kliene" <>, <>
Subject: Flame Robins?
From: "Lawrie Conole" <>
Date: Mon, 4 Jun 2001 22:39:12 +1000
> Went for a stroll this afternoon with my near three year old, in and
> around the Latrobe Uni Wildlife Reserve.Whilst wandering through a
> recently burnt area(presumably to rid the area of Blackberries),i
> happened upon what i thought at
> the time a group of female/juvenile Flame robins.Do they occur in groups
> in winter?

Hi Mark

Your ID sounds spot on.  Flame Robin 'brown birds' do hang around in groups
in open country at this time of year.  Look out too for the other wandering
robins (Pink & Rose), but they all look different and behave somewhat
differently (see Tzaros' recent postings on his robin hotspot near Bendigo).

L.


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