A tame PACIFIC BAZA was floating around the lower end of Mayfair Rd Mulgoa
Valley earlier this morning. Other sightings of local interest yesterday and
today were two EASTERN WHIPBIRDS chasing and fighting out in the middle of the
road, oblivious to everything else, a PACIFIC HERON warming up in the middle of
a paddock, JACKY WINTERS (2), GREY BUTCHERBIRD, KING PARROTS feeding on
budding eucalypts, WHITE-EARED, WHITE-NAPED and YELLOW-FACED HONEYEATERS
together in the same eucalypt, possibly eating scale, male SATIN BOWERBIRD
making himself obvious, both PARDALOTES and WEEBILLS very obtrusive,
WHITEBROWED SCRUBWREN next to the road, COMMON BRONZEWING, PEACEFUL DOVES, but
the Barshouldered Doves seem to have departed with the first frosts.
No cuckoos yet except for a Tiger Moth doing steep turns over the Valley.
Cheers
Michael
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