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Woodswallows over Lapstone/Blue Mountains

To: "Lynda Hyde" <>, "'birding aus'" <>
Subject: Woodswallows over Lapstone/Blue Mountains
From: Carol Probets <>
Date: Mon, 16 Oct 2006 08:11:34 +1000
Yes, they certainly did arrive up here at Katoomba as well. Yesterday I heard them constantly throughout the day, usually flying so high I could barely see them but when I did they were in large swirling flocks as well as individual birds moving through. The few birds I saw clearly were White-browed but I'd be surprised if there weren't Masked amongst them as well.

Katoomba in the upper Blue Mountains is 100km west of Sydney.

cheers

Carol


At 1:27 PM +1000 15/10/06, Lynda Hyde wrote:
Hi all,
The Woodswallows have arrived in Hazelbrook. This morning at about 8.30 I
counted 250 + birds flying over my home, I was at the tail end of the flock,
they congregated about 1.5ks away and I estimate 700+ birds.I couldn't get
close enough for a good ID By 9.30 they had moved on. Probably heading
towards Carol Probets, at Katoomba.

I haven't heard a Koel yet this season, but the Channel bills are having fun
with the Currawongs.

Cheers Lynda



Carol Probets
Katoomba, Blue Mountains NSW
http://www.bmbirding.com.au




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