Yellow Honeyeater on Bribie Island

To:	Greg Roberts <>
Subject:	Yellow Honeyeater on Bribie Island
From:	Michael Tarburton <>
Date:	Mon, 3 Nov 2014 10:44:32 +1100

G'day Greg and B-Aussies

I wonder if it tagged along with the White-throated Needletails asthey moved south. Two of the largest WTNT flocks this season havebeen reported passing through Bribie Island (by Ross Smith & AlexFerguson). The flocks were of 142 & 150 birds. Would we see ahoneyeater flying with them?


Happy birding

Mike



On 02/11/2014, at 8:23 PM, Greg Roberts wrote:


A Yellow Honeyeater has turned on Bribie Island, off the south-east
Queensland coast - at least 600 kilometre and perhaps 800 kilometres
south of it usual range.



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