Interesting how Red Wattlebirds have made themselves scarce down
south. I have just arrived home after a few hours birding in a swamp
forest area abutting the northern end of Wyrrabalong NP, along the
eastern shore of Tuggerah Lake on the NSW Central Coast and RWBs were
the most common species. I saw one feeding in a Lilli-pilli tree in my
back yard (Gorokan, NSW) last week, as well, the first I have seen here.
Carl Clifford
On 01/03/2009, at 4:30 PM, Stephen Ambrose wrote:
I've just arrived back from 6 days of woodland bird surveys between
Tarcutta
& Albury in the Riverina area of NSW. I've been conducting these surveys
once every 3 months for the last 21 months. This latest survey is the
first
time that I have not recorded any Red Wattlebirds.
Stephen Ambrose
Ryde, NSW
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On Behalf Of David Kowalick
Sent: Thursday, 26 February 2009 1:09 PM
To: Birding Aus
Subject: Red Wattlebirds
Hi Everybody,
Just adding my own note. Ever since the heat-wave have not seen any
Wattlebirds on my daily trip to work on which I would normally see
several every day in the Adelaide plains. Maybe they retreated to the
hills. Just unusual to not see this very common bird.
Cheers
Dave K
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