Gloucester birds NSW midnorth coast

[Penny Brockman <>]

The large flock of green Satin Bowerbirds that invade my garden each
winter have taken to eating the last yellowing leaves of the mulberry as
they hang in the tree - even nibbling the curling brown edges of the leaves
before they drop.  It now explains why there are so many bits of leaves
lying below the tree.

I wonder how much food value there is in these almost dead leaves but there
must be some as it is unlikely the birds would waste time eating something
with no value.

Large flock of Top Knot Pigeons still in the area, and lots of juvenile
White headed Pigeons foraging under Camphur Laurels and Liquid Ambers. It's
been a good breeding year for most local birds.
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