I hope it could get out of its possie inside the tree-guard. We once
found a female Hooded Robin trapped inside a tree-guard - presumably it
had flown down inside after a moth or grass-hopper. We raised the
plastic sleeve and it dashed out, and instantly began feeding on insects
in the grass despite the presence of several people within metres.
Anthea Fleming
On 29/10/2013 4:51 PM, Deb Colbourne wrote:
We have heard plenty of Owlet-nightjars on our place north of Hobart but never
seen one. We were checking trees we had planted, this afternoon on the north
side of the hill and on checking one, found this roosting safely inside!
We were unaware that they would roost on the ground, more often tree stumps or
hollows. We imagine this would be fairly unusual?
Debbie and Julian
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