Banded bird at Nurragingy Reserve

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Banded bird at Nurragingy Reserve

To:	"Mark and Amanda Young" <>, <>
Subject:	Banded bird at Nurragingy Reserve
From:	"Wilsons" <>
Date:	Mon, 10 Jun 2013 10:01:17 +1000

I'd go for Golden Whistler. Speaking of which, I saw a confusing GoldenWhistler yesterday at Lovers Jump Creek in North Turramurra (Sydney) withjust the black cap of a male bird but otherwise all over dull olive(female/immature plumage) - never seen one in that state of plumage before.

Cheers

Tom Wilson

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