Hummingbird in Australia?

To:	"michael norris" <>, "Dave Torr" <>, "Colin Driscoll" <>
Subject:	Hummingbird in Australia?
From:	"Alan Gillanders" <>
Date:	Sat, 3 Sep 2005 11:53:08 +1000

G'day,

I have no idea how many of our Australian Hawkmoths hover at flowers during the daytime but we get at least three species in our garden in Yungaburra. They rarely fly before four pm and we seldom have all tree species at once.

Regards,

Alan

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