Marnix wrote "All in all a great day out even though I did not find a
single Swift Parrot". That's what it's all about. Regents and Swifties are
endangered
species so not everyone can expect to find them. This doesn't mean you
can't have a great day out.
In regards Orioles, in the Capertee Valley and here at Dubbo the numbers
go up in winter (as do numbers of lots of other things such as Rose
Robins, Golden Whistlers etc). I suspect O-b Orioles also show the same
sort of migration in places.
Cheers
David Geering
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