With these sort of sightings you have to wonder how many other
individuals of the same spp arrive in Australia and are never seen. I
have visited Derby briefly and remember how much suitable habitat for
wandering pittas to visit temporarily there is around it, and for
hundreds of kilometers further afield about. Perhaps this just the
first one that's been seen in town!
John Leonard
On 16/12/2007, R Clarke <> wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Just a quick update on the Pitta at Derby. Received a call just now (about
> 6pm WA time) to say that the bird has not been seen at all today. I
> understand the locals have looked for it at least a couple of times this
> morning and at two visiting birders have been looking for it for the last 2-3
> hours without success. Sadly it may have moved on. There is still a bit of
> daylight left and people will be looking for it again in the morning so I'll
> post another message if I hear anything positive.
>
> Regards,
> Rohan Clarke
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