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Subject: | Fw: [Birding-Aus] RFI: Gerygones, thornbills etc. drinking |
From: | "Val Curtis" <> |
Date: | Tue, 6 Mar 2007 19:14:02 +1100 |
Hi Phil Of course that White-browed Treecreeper should have been WHITE-THROATED!!! When I see a White-browed in Gembrook the climate really will have changed. Didn't notice the error until I read your reply just now. I've been sitting outside sipping a very nice glass of red and watched asmall group of Brown Thornbills come to the water. During the first few dips they put their faces into the water and then splashed with their wings, but after a few dips they just seemed to splash with the wings. I didn't actually see or hear them 'slurp' and they didn't enter the beaks into thewater and tilt the head back like most drinking birds. So I ca'n't really say if they were drinking or just washing their faces! Val |
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