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Black-faced Monarch

from [Neville Schrader] [Permanent Link][Original]
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Subject: Black-faced Monarch
From: "Neville Schrader" <>
Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2003 19:53:21 +1100

It not very often I get a new passerine species at Parkes NSW, but this afternoon as I walked the dogs on Bushmans Hill, in front of me was a single male Black-faced Monarch. He didn’t pick the best day to rest at Parkes, as we are about to have one hell of a dust storm.

The closest location I’ve seen Black-faced Monarch, was many years ago at Wombeyan Cave much further east.

 

Good Birding

 

Neville Schrader

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