Fwd: Help with a bird ID please. ANOTHER THORNBILL

To:	Mike Carter <>
Subject:	Fwd: Help with a bird ID please. ANOTHER THORNBILL
From:	david taylor <>
Date:	Tue, 12 Feb 2008 18:46:25 +1100

Thanks so much to Mike Carter and all others for your helpful andexpert advice - Yellow-rumped Thornbill it is!


regards

David Taylor


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From: "Moorhead Family" <>
Date: 12 February 2008 6:17:24 PM
To: "Mike Carter" <>,<>, "Jeff Davies"<>, "Danny Rogers" <>,"Richard Loyn" <>, "Rohan Clarke"<>, "Peter Lansley"<>, "Andrew Silcocks"<>
Cc: "David Taylor" <>
Subject: Re: Help with a bird ID please. ANOTHER THORNBILL

Prior to reading other responses I too believe it to be YRT
Adding only that our YRT's are most commonly seen in casuarinas
Also, if Richard remembers when he saw them; they call louder and
more incesantly than YT and BRT (both of which we see regularly)
Cheers,
Bill

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