Odd bird at Point Cook

[brian fleming <>]

I'm inclined to agree with Peter Fuller. Last summerr when I wnt to 
Point Cook, there were a lot of Singing Honeyeaters, particularly on the 
foreshore.
Anthea Fleming




 wrote:

> Looks like a Singing Honeyeater.  I've seen them a couple of times at the 
> WTP in the last year, so they might be establishing them self on the 
> western shores of Port Philip Bay.
> Peter
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> John Manger photographed a strange bird at Point Cook - here is the 
> image:
> http://www.eremaea.com/sightingphotos/2033.jpg
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> and you can read about it on the Vic Birdline site.
> http://www.eremaea.com/BirdlineRecentSightings.aspx?Culture=en- 
> AU&Birdline=1&Path=8
> Any ideas what it is?  I'm guessing leucistic New Holland, but 
> someone might have a better idea.
> Just passing it on as I was interested in the photo / bird.
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> Russell Woodford
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