Hi
Along the same lines - I had a Striped Honeyeater singing near the
beginning of the mangrove boardwalk at Wynnum (bay suburb, Brisbane
southside) yesterday (Wed 20.3). It's 'breeding season' is listed as Oct -
January.
Maybe he was just happy.
Colin
-----Original Message-----
From: Bob Way
Sent: Thursday, 21 March 2002 3:15 PM
To: birding-aus
Subject: Noisy Miners' Breeding Season
I've noticed a Noisy Miner collecting fur from our dog's blanket/bed over
the past few days.
Pizzey and Morcombe record NMs' breeding season as "June-Dec" and "Jul-Dec"
respectively.
Each year, here in Sydney, I hear, then find a NM fledgling (usually only
one) in our garden in mid to late April, suggesting that both authors have
incorrectly stated the breeding season for this species.
Unfortunately this is not a good news story as the last thing we need is
more Noisy Miners!
Bob Way
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