Hi birders,
On a Birds Australia survey of Snape Reserve (a Trust for Nature
property near the Little Desert, in the Wimmera in Western Victoria), a
number of interesting birds were seen: these included Fork-tailed Swift
[definitely the bird of the moment], Crested Bellbird, Painted
Honeyeater and Slender-billed Thornbill.
Also interesting was the birds not recorded on the survey: such as
Boobook Owl, Eastern Yellow and Scarlet Robin. The absence of Scarlet
Robin is particularly interesting, with BA Atlas records indicating
that this species distribution/records is decreasing. Please (in
future) keep careful notes about SR.
Cheers,
Tim
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