Red Browed Finch

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Subject:	Red Browed Finch
From:	Chris Ross <>
Date:	Mon, 25 Nov 2002 22:23:37 +1100

Was birding Wattle Forest, Royal NP on Sunday and spotted a red browed
finch at the edge of the rainforest.  First time I have seen one, so I
don't know if this is unusual.  Quite a good range of species (30+) was
seen, including a green catbird and varigated fairy wrens foraging on
the palms and sandpaper figs, coming to within less than a metre.  No
sign of the shrike tits or painted honeyeaters reported from this site
last week.

regards,

Chris Ross
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