Small numbers of Silvereyes and Yellow-faced Honeyeaters began moving
through the Bankstown area around two weeks ago, and today at Nurragingy
Reserve, Doonside, several groups of Yellow-faced Honeyeaters were moving
through. Other notable birds recorded at Nurragingy Reserve were 3 Pacific
Bazas, a White-throated Gerygone, Golden Whistlers have returned for the
winter, and a first year NZ Shining-bronze Cuckoo.
Darryl McKay
Bankstown
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From:
On Behalf Of Tom and Mandy Wilson
Sent: Sunday, 11 April 2010 5:53 PM
To: birding-aus
Subject: Migrants moving
Hi all
I've heard a number of flocks of Silvereyes going over this weekend
(Turramurra, N Sydney) and have seen three plus a single Yellow Faced
Honeyeater (heading east, so not sure if it was a migrant). I haven't heard
any higher up honeyeater groups yet.
Is movement being seen elsewhere.
Cheers
Tom Wilson
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