Hi Peter
We've been seeing them on and off around Port Melbourne for a few years
now. So I wouldn't be surprised if they are coming through Docklands
as well.
Janine
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Monday, 15 September 2014 9:58 AM
Last week I heard a Pied Currawong calling near the casuarina
plantation in Navigation Drive in Docklands, and just now one landed on
the roof of the builidng opposite where I work.
I submitted a Birdline for last week's bird, but it was rejected on the
grounds that PC sightings around the CBD are common now. Fair enough,
especially as they've been regularly seen around the zoo for years now,
but it was my first sighting of them in Docklands that I've had in the
6 years since we moved here.
I'm wondering if this is just part of a general spreading of their
range, or a sign that the trees in Docklands, most of which are less
than 10 years old, are maturing to the point that they are now
attractive to them. Or possibly just that residents are now feeding
them. Have others seen them in Docklands before?
Peter Shute
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