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| Subject: | Re: Backdated back yard sightings - Alphington/Fairfield,Melbourne, Victoria] |
| From: | Tim Dolby <> |
| Date: | Tue, 17 May 2005 11:24:09 +1000 |
Also as an addendum, I have also noticed that both Little Wattlebird and Eastern Spinebill seem to have become more common locally. And as an errata to my original list, of course I meant resident Grey not Pied Butcherbird. (It's good to see someone is paying attention - a PB would be a good bird indeed for suburban Melb.) Cheers, Tim |
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