Plus, today, since the temperature fell we've had three Channel-bills being
chased by a single male Koel -- the racket! -- while another Koel calls
from a tree. And sometimes tailing the chasing Koel, a magpie, or a miner.
It's a circus.
For the last few days, too, there've been two Drongos displaying
side-by-side in the MBayFig.
Terribly dry, but must change soon is the message, hopefully.
Judith.
On 28 October 2014 15:45, Marie Tarrant <> wrote:
> Judith for info too I had 75+ WTNTs on Sunday afternoon (26/10) at around
> 4pm overhead of me above the floodplains just outside of the Dayboro
> township (SEQ). I was checking for snipe and heard my first Dollarbird for
> the season calling and so looked up to locate it and noticed all the WTNTs
> circling overhead at differing heights and into the clouds. They appeared
> to be feeding on the wing and stayed around for about 10 minutes of so.
>
> I'd generally been scouring the skies for a week or so up till then
> anticipating their return.
> Marie Tarrant
>
> On 28 October 2014 14:29, Judith L-A <>
> wrote:
>
>> ONE swift at 1.30pmEStandard, at 500 m, at approx 27 deg 5 min S 152 deg
>> 50
>> min E.
>> Sudden temperature drop from 33C... We're nearly under the trough line
>> crossing the east coast on the MAP below.
>> Cheers,
>> Judith
>> L-A
>>
>> BOM -- Analysis for 00:00 UTC on Tuesday 28 October 2014[image: MSLP
>> Analysis for Tue Oct 28 00:00:00 2014 AUTC]
>>
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