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| Subject: | Yellow-faced Honeyeaters in Sydney |
| From: | Thomas Wilson <> |
| Date: | Sun, 8 Jun 2014 21:23:05 +1000 |
Hi all
a question for Sydney birders (and others). Having spent some time this
morning at Warriewood Wetland and also periods in recent weekends at
Ku-ring-gai Wildflower Garden and on the Chiltern Track in Ku-ring-gai NP (all
in the north of Sydney) and seeing hordes of Yellow-faced Honeyeaters at all 3
sites, my impression is that there are lots more Yellow-faced Honeyeaters than
normal for winter in this area. Do others have a similar observation or view?
If so, what's causing it - dry conditions inland? Good breeding down south
last summer and thus more birds to go round? Me just being more observant than
normal?
Are other areas missing their normal winter visitors?
Cheers
Tom Wilson
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