Hi Keith and others,
I have wondered about that. I've seen free-flying Peach-faced Lovebirds
that are probably breeding. Not that I would tick them what makes them
different from this House Crow? Isn't there an unofficial rule about having
to be an established population or got here under its own steam in the case
of vagrants?
Regards,
Chris
On Wed, Jul 9, 2008 at 1:30 PM, Keith Weekes <> wrote:
> What rules are everyone playing by for their lists? There's no way I'm
> ticking this bird, it is ship assisted plain and simple. I'd sooner go to
> Featherdale Wildlife Park and tick birds in cages.
>
> KW
>
> 2008/7/9 Carl Billingham <>:
>
> > Hi Tania,
> > I flew down from Brisbane to Sydney on the weekend to pick up a few ticks
> > including Regent Honeyeaters (about a dozen) in Capertee Valley, my bogey
> > bird the Red-whiskered Bulbul (tried on three previous trips but finally
> > successful) and ...the House Crow which is quite a nice looking bird with
> > its silky grey mantle.
> > Carl Corden was able to take me straight to the spot at Dee Why and
> pointed
> > out the bird in the trees between the children's fenced playground and
> the
> > street - exactly where he had seen it back in March!
> > ...even got the photos as proof of having 'been there, done that'
> Laurie;-)
> > Spent the afternoon doing some cliff top seabird watching as well.
> > Cheers,
> > Carl Billingham
> > Taringa, Brisbane
> >
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