Blue-faced Honeyeater

[Alan McBride <>]

Hi Michael et al,

The Half-Way House Truck stop is a recognised 'site' for this bird and is probably about the closest to Sydney it can reliably be seen. 

Interestingly about 5 – 10 km north is a good area for Regent Honeyeaters too and both may be seen on the same trip within close proximity to each other – possibly! 

Between the two sites are many Noisy Friarbirds with which both associate. 

Regards

Alan

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On 13/03/06 11:00, "Michael Hunter" <> wrote:

> There was a Blue-faced Honeyeater in the eucalypts next to the "Half-way
> House Truckstop" garage on the Putty Road late yesterday afternoon.
>                                     Cheers
>                                            Michael
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> Michael Hunter
> Mulgoa Valley
> 50km west of Sydney Harbour Bridge
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