Yellow-throated Scrubwren @ Bundanoon

Marnix

The NPWS Atlas has the western-most YTSW record in the Shoalhaven Gorge, about 15km upstream of the Tallowa Dam, and about 23km SSW of Bundanoon (very rough measurements taken off some GIS layers).

There are several records along the south coast. There's a record near Durras, several records on Mt Dromedary near Tilba and nine records near Bega. I guess any spot with some good wet forest is a chance.

Cheers
Anthony

26/11/01 10:26

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On Sunday I had good views of a pair of Yellow-throated Scrubwrens in a
rainforest gully of plumwood and coachwood in Morton National Park near
Bundanoon. Upon returning home to check my guides and books I read in the
Handlist of Birds of NSW (Morris & McGill) that this species may be found
(marked with ?) as far west as Bundanoon (and south to Bega). Slater
mentions they are found as far south as Bega. Pizzey & Knight I think
mentions that they are only found as far south as the Illawarra region? Are
Yellow-throated Scrubwrens found regularly in the Bundanoon area or further
south along the South Coast?
A confiding Wonga Pigeon along one track was also of interest.

Regards

Marnix
NGUNNAWAL  ACT

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