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Subject: | White-eared Monarch |
From: | Phil & Sue Gregory <> |
Date: | Sat, 25 Oct 2008 07:55:10 +1000 |
An interesting sighting yesterday here at Cassowary House, Kuranda (Q)
was of an adult White-eared Monarch feeding on the ground in a shady
flowerbed right by our front door. I had of course just been telling
the visiting American group that this species is usually pretty
arboreal and often seen sub-canopy or right up in the canopy, foraging
along the outer extremities of large trees. I don't recall ever seeing
one on the deck before, though they do sometimes come lower with
feeding flocks. This one spent a couple of minutes poking about on the
leaf mulch and landing on Calatheas there.
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