Wattlebirds

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Subject:	Wattlebirds
From:	Carol Probets <>
Date:	Mon, 27 May 2002 10:33:49 +1100

Red Wattlebirds definitely migrate in flocks through the Blue Mountains.
Each autumn I see groups of up to 20 or so flying north with the
Yellow-faced Honeyeaters.

By the way, the honeyeater migration over my place has just about finished
now. I did have a few stragglers going over late last week. Also, at Yellow
Rock (in the Lower Blue Mountains) on Friday morning there were flocks of
Yellow-faced and White-naped Honeyeaters moving through and stopping to
feed on an infestation of lerps in the eucalypts recovering from the
December bushfire, along with very large numbers of Spotted Pardalotes.

Cheers

Carol


Carol Probets
Katoomba NSW






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