Why are people reluctant to "admit" that they've got Long-billed
Corellas in their area ? In 2000 we found a flock of some 50 or so in a
northern Perth suburb which I reported on B-a because we were somewhat
surprised to find them there. I was then emailed by someone unnamed in
Perth saying. "Oh no, we don't have that species in WA." Not much you
don't. Their presence has since been "admitted".
Tony.
-----Original Message-----
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On Behalf Of Alistair
McKeough
Sent: Friday, May 30, 2008 10:05 AM
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Cc: Ashwin Rudder; birding-aus
Subject: Long-billed Corella status in Sydney
There is a large flock in Ryde which has been growing gradually over the
past five years or so, from about 20 birds to around 50 now. They are
resident all year round.
2008/5/30 Andrew Taylor <>:
> Alan Morris has previously given a nice summary of LB Corella status
> in eastern NSW:
> http://bioacoustics.cse.unsw.edu.au/birding-aus/2000-12/msg00360.html
>
> I've never noticed a LB Corella flock in Sydney's inner west, just a
> few individuals in with Little Corellas.
>
> Andrew
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