Joan,
They are still fairly regular at Mill Creek Picnic Area in Dharug
National Park, near Wiseman's Ferry. I saw them there last week. They
often come into roost on one of the hillsides near the camping area -
late afternoon and early mornings are best. Listening for the occasional
calls or cracking of seeds is a good way of tracking them down - they
are easily missed if they don't call.
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Marc Anderson
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There has been recent mention of Glossy Blacks at Berowra Valley Park,
Sydney. This is a frustrating Sydney area species that I've been unable to
set eyes upon in my years of birding, and I would be grateful if anyone can
give me hints of likely places to look in April/May.
Joan Rosenthal
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