Sunbird in the Blue Mountains?

["Evan Beaver" <>]

Interested Birders,

I'm going over to see Mum tomorrow and to have a look around for the bird.
I'll get the proper details of the siting and a description.
Evan

On 5/2/06, Chris Brandis <> wrote:
> Hi Evan
> If you still have the unusual record form I sent you for the Pacific
> Swallow then get your mother to fill it out. We have just reviewed the
> sighting of a female caught near Newcastle by someone who used to live
> with these in Queensland.  If records are not submitted officially then
> they die in the waste basket of the computer.
> Cheers  Chris
>
> Evan Beaver wrote:
>
> >My Mother, also a Blue Mountainsite has spotted a Sun-Bird in their
> suburban
> >backyard. The identification is unmistakeable; bright yellow with a dark
> bid
> >and curved bill. We both doubt it got there of its own accord; is it a
> >common aviary species? If so is anyone missing a male Sun-bird?  I'd be
> >interested to hear any opinions you have on the matter.
> >
> >
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> >Lapstone, Blue Mountains, NSW
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