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Lovers Jump Creek - North Turramurra 12 October 2014

To: "'Susan Knowles'" <>, "'Thomas Wilson'" <>
Subject: Lovers Jump Creek - North Turramurra 12 October 2014
From: "Julian B" <>
Date: Sun, 12 Oct 2014 16:23:52 +1000
Greetings Folks

Like Susan our Channel-billed Cuckoos, along with the Sacred Kingfishes,
have arrived and been present for the past few days.  The first of the
Oriental Dollarbirds arrived yesterday at Allen Road [2 birds toady].  We
still await the arrival of the koels.
First 

Those interested may care to browse my neonatal website:

www.birdingsouthburnett.com

point your cursor at "Monthly Sightings" - October

Or, for a quicker browse turn to my Twitter account,  @osprey00

Cheers

Julian

-----Original Message-----
From: Birding-Aus  On Behalf Of
Susan Knowles
Sent: Sunday, 12 October 2014 2:15 PM
To: Thomas Wilson
Cc: 
Subject: Lovers Jump Creek - North Turramurra 12 October
2014

Here in Eastwood we have seen (or heard) plenty Channel-billed Cuckoos.  The
Koels have also arrived.
Susan Knowles




On 12 Oct 2014, at 12:29 pm, Thomas Wilson <>
wrote:

> Hi all
> I enjoyed a pleasant walk along the track that follows the creek from
McRae Place in North Turramurra this morning.  Some good spring birds
included in the 45 species seen or heard, including a Black-faced Monarch,
nesting Leaden Flycatchers, at least 6 singing male Golden Whistlers, 2
Dollarbirds and a pair (seen) and 3 or 4 others (heard only) of Sacred
Kingfishers.  However, missing for me were Channel-billed Cuckoos.  I may
have heard one call in the distance just as I walked into McRae Place (off
the junction of Burns Rd & Bobbin Head Rd) at about 7am but that was it.  
> In fact, they have been noticeably absent from my part of North Turramurra
this spring.  There are Currawongs and Ravens about, so the requisite target
species are in the neighbourhood.  Is anybody else seeing numbers down?
> Cheers
> Tom Wilson
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