That is how it should be but we seem to have ended up with a some strays
around Orange NSW.
-------Original Message-------
From: David Parker
Date: 19/09/2006 10:33:32 PM
To: 'Terry Bishop'
Subject: Arrival dates of White-breasted Woodswllows in
NSW
Terry,
Out of interest, where do you live (Town, State)? From my knowledge of
Wattlebirds, you only get Reds on the mainland and Yellows only in
Tasmania.
Cheers
David Parker
Griffith, NSW
-----Original Message-----
From:
On Behalf Of Terry Bishop
Sent: Tuesday, 19 September 2006 9:20 AM
To: Birding-Aus
Subject: Arrival dates of White-breasted Woodswllows
In NSW
Sighted the first Galahs yesterday. There were a flock of about 20
Compared
To the normal of about 70-100.They also don't seem to like the cold and
Disappear from my area for about 3-4 months. Have not sighted either Red
Or
Yellow Wattlebird at present. I hope that they have not been chased away
By
The large local Magpie and Butcherbird population which is getting very
Agro
So must be close to breeding.
-------Original Message-------
From: Alan morris
Date: 18/09/2006 7:47:51 PM
To: Terry Bishop
Subject: Arrival dates of White-breasted Woodswllows
In
NSW
Terry,
Thanks for that, I was totally unaware that SC Cockatoos migrate! Most
Areas
They are present all year, but obviously not so at Orange. What were the
Arrival, and dept dates for 2004 and 2005 and what sort of numbers are
We
Talking about!
Alan
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