Hi All,
The Black-eared Miner recovery team is always keen to hear of Black-eared
Miner sightings. Best contact at present is Michael Clarke at La Trobe
University
Any or all of the following information is useful.
1) Date and time of sighting
2) Number of birds
3) Phenotypic quality (hybrid or black-eared miner and how these were
assessed)
4) Location, ideally with GPS co-ordinates but written description and
distance from landmark is also useful
5) notes on any breeding activity
6) notes on any colour bands
7) photographs of birds or habitat
8) name of observers
To assess birds in the field using a scoring sheet check out...
http://www.riverland.net.au/gluepot/bem.zip
Regards,
Rohan Clarke
From: "Tony Russell" <>
To: "Birds" <>
Subject: [Birding-Aus] B-E Miner records
Date: Thu, 5 Oct 2006 16:07:45 +0930
Who is the person officially keeping records of the Black-eared Miners ?
We had some at Danggali CP over the weekend.
Tony,
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