Hi All
interesting - when I check birding-aus at 9:45pm after (in Sydney at least)
a stunning autumn day, there was 1 post on birds seen and loads on spelling
(and after reading two, it seemed to me to be a rerun of a thread from not
too long ago anyway) - rather than having a bex and a lie down, perhaps we
can get out birding?
So here's a second post - I walked the Chiltern Track in Sydney's northern
suburbs this morning and saw 12 species of honeyeater. Nothing special or
unexpected, but the birds were busy and vocal, with little packets of
migrants pushing through. The resident Yellow-tufted Honeyeaters were
particularly busy and several had their yellow tufts visibly sticking out
from their necks - not something I'd ever noticed before. They were
stunning in the bright sunlight - definitely one of my favourite
honeyeaters.
(For the record - Red & Little Wattlebirds, Noisy Miner, New Holland,
White-cheeked, White-eared, Yellow-tufted, Yellow-faced, Scarlet, Lewins,
White-naped Honeyeaters, Eastern Spinebill.)
Cheers
Tom Wilson
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