>From what I can see there are two records of White-winged Fairy-wren east of
>Oakey. There were birds seen at 'Wingara' near Warwick, Queensland
>(5/17/2008), approximately parallel to Toowoomba. Not sure what the degree of
>latitude is.
Even more easterly there is a record from sunny NSW, in an area bordering the
Clarence River (29°25'00"S 152°35'00"E), roughly northwest of Grafton. Again,
I'm not sure what the degree of latitude is. Although this records dates back
to the 1950's (8/25/1957), so it would be really interesting to see if they're
still about.
Cheers,
Tim
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Subject: White-winged Fairy-wrens near Jondaryan/Oakey, QLD
Yes, there are small populations of White-winged Fairywrens at a few sites in
the scrubbier parts of that area to the north of the Warrego Highway roughly
bounded by Oakey, Kaimkillenbun and Dalby.
Bluebonnets occur there too, as they often do alongside White-winged Fairywrens
in other locations - and occasional Yellow-throated Miners.
This sort of thing parallels similar groupings of just two or three species
that can be associated with a small nudge in the habitat, not amounting to a
big shift in the avifauna, but just letting a few other spp make use of an area
- you know "Where you see A you'll often see B" such as ground-feeding Banded
Lapwings and Ground Cuckoo-shrikes, which will often utilise the same suitable
paddock.
Bill Jolly
> Date: Fri, 12 Nov 2010 19:38:00 +1000
> From:
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> CC:
> Subject: [Birding-Aus] White-winged Fairy-wrens near Jondaryan/Oakey, QLD
>
> Hi all,
>
> Stuart Warren and I made an attempt for the recently reported Painted
> Honeyeaters near Jondaryan yesterday (and dipped), however a nice
> consolation prize was a small party of White-winged Fairy-wrens on a small
> dirt road between Oakey and Jondaryan. According to the Atlas of Australian
> Birds this may be the eastern-most record of the species, though one dot on
> the map exists near Amiens, west of Stanthorpe that may be equal depending
> on where in the grid it falls. There are no records listed in Atlas from
> the Oakey area at all.
>
> I'd be keen to hear from anyone who has seen WWFW in this area before, or if
> you haven't reported a sighting from this far east before. The exact
> location can be found at:
> http://aussiebirding.wildiaries.com/trips/10356/trip_days/10962/display -
> the pin is on the right little dirt road, but probably not in exactly the
> right spot. There is a description on the page to help you find the right
> bushes.
>
> Regards,
> Chris Sanderson
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