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Subject: | Shrike-tits and Silvereyes - Banyule Flats |
From: | brian fleming <> |
Date: | Mon, 18 Mar 2013 10:10:10 +1100 |
On Sunday 17 March there were few ducks or waterbirds of any kind at
Banyule Swamp. However along the riverbank I found myself in a flock of
Silvereyes - very flighty and continuously moving and calling - there
must have been well over a hundred, probably many more, passing from one
group of wattles to another. None stayed long enough to see flank
colour. I think they were probably newly-arrived migrants.They were
accompanied by more confiding Grey Fantails - all very dark specimens -
and a pair of Crested Shrike-tits - now very much less common than they
used to be in the 1970s.
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