Yesterday while birding in Cox Scrub Conservation Park (about 40 km South of
Adelaide) I clearly heard a Crested Bellbird calling.
At the time it puzzled me a little but then forgot about it until I reached
home and had time to think about the day's observations. My search in the
various guides etc shows that this species is not normally seen in the
Adelaide Hills; one is more likely to see it out in the mallee and dryer
areas of SA.
Have other observers seen or heard this species in the Adelaide Hills/Mt.
Lofty Ranges and in Cox Scrub conservation park in particular?
Nothing much of interest was observed in the park with very little
flowering. New Holland Honeyeaters were common and I had excellent views of
several male Golden Whistlers. I also had close up views of Striated
Thornbills.
Happy birding,
Trevor Hampel
Murray Bridge SA
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