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New bird for the back yard

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Subject: New bird for the back yard
From: "Neville Schrader" <>
Date: Sat, 28 Dec 2002 18:15:38 +1100

New birds at Parkes especially in my back yard is, a none occurrence, at least for the last couple of years. On Boxing Day a Black Honeyeater spent the day feeding on blossoming eremophila’s, the first bird I’ve actually seen feed on them in the yard. The bird was readily approachable within a couple of feet. Just gives you an idea how dry it is getting.  That afternoon a threat of a storm produced about fifty Fork-tailed Swifts flying south, taking any chance of rain with them.

 

The next day in Cobar a blossoming eucalyptus tree had a smorgasbord of honeyeaters, White-fronted, Brown, Yellow-plumed, Spiny-cheeked, Little Friarbird, Black Honeyeater’s.

 

 

Neville Schrader

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