Hi Birding Ausers,
Over the last couple of years there has been a well reported single Helmeted
Guinea Fowl at Samsonvale cemetry - the last of a few released there some years
ago. When I was at the cemetry about 6 months ago the bird did not come up and
say hello so I just assumed that natural attrition was at work and the Guinea
Fowl had gone the way of others in it's party.
Not so! I was there last night on dusk and walking up the Samford side of the
fence surrounding the cemetry when I heard the familia chukking of a HGF. I
looked up into the tree to find 7 birds happily roosting there. Not a gripping
report, I know, but I kind of like these silly birds. Is this a case of
another feral dump or the establishment of a feral population?
Regards
Judith
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