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Casual birding in Inverell, NSW

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Subject: Casual birding in Inverell, NSW
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Date: Wed, 19 Nov 2008 19:09:26 +0800 (WST)
G'day all

I'm up here on a work trip - not much opportunity for birding and the rain
has just kept tumbling down.

I was hoping for a Channel-billed Cuckoo but none so far and a couple of
the locals I've asked don't seem to know it so maybe not a common sight in
these parts.

There are several Koels in town calling all day - I caught a glimpse of
one.  There was a Spiny-cheeked Honeyeater in a park yesterday and today.
It seems to be close to their eastern limit in these parts.  The local
corvid is the the Torresian Crow - an unexpected surprise.  There is a
small colony of Fairy Martins nesting under a road bridge in town.  A
Gerygone (Western or White-throated) was heard but not seen.  I can't
distinguish their calls.

A year tick was a few Blue-faced Honeyeaters in a silky oak tree.

Hopefully the C-bC will show itself tomorrow before I head home.

Cheers
Steve Clark
Hamilton, Vic





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