Regent Honeyeater in South Australia ??

[Peter Pfeiffer <>]

At 09:22 AM 1/29/2003 +1100, you wrote:
> Can a South Australian please inform me where Penola is?
Penola is in the south-east of the state just up the border a bit from Mt. 
Gambier.
Are there normally Regents at Chiltern ? A dumb question perhaps.  I was 
there about 3 weeks ago after travelling a week or two in the high country 
. It was dry as. It must be a great place to visit late winter/early spring 
for birds.    The best birds for me in the high country were the Gang-Gangs 
at Davies Hut and the Yellow-tufted Honeyeaters on the river at Eaglevale , 
also the male Flame robin at Charlies Creek Hut.  At Eaglevale there was a 
Superb Blue Fairy-wren feeding a recently fledged Horsefield's Bronze 
Cuckoo, quite a size difference.
Cheers,
Peter.



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