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To: | "simon starr" <>, <> |
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Subject: | RFI: Gerygones, thornbills etc. drinking |
From: | "Wendy" <> |
Date: | Mon, 5 Mar 2007 00:05:09 +1100 |
I've not read any references on this but it was something I was thinking about too, before Phil's question. We have a large local Rainbow Lorikeets population. I have observed them in the past 'bathing' in the foliage of my eucs. Melbourne continues to be very dry. While the forecasts may often say showers these seem to be VERY localised. The other day one of these showers fell in my area. I was attracted to the din out the front. A huge mob of Rainbow Lorikeets were VERY noisily drinking? and bathing in my eucs and then moving tree by tree (Street trees are predominatly Brush Box/Lophostemon conferus) down the street. I don't recall ever seeing Rainbows drinking at pools, dishes etc. Wendy |
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