Hi John, We had Satin Flycatcher quite near Hobart Airport at Meehan Reserve. Your best bet for most of the other species is Bruny Island. You might get Forty-spotted Pardalote at Peter Murrell Reserve (near Kingston). We’ve seen Blue-winged Parrot only on the west coast. This youTube clip of our Tasmanian birding film may be of some help. It’s at this link: http://bit.ly/Ixy0zx Good luck! Alana and Greg —–Original Message—– From: birding-aus-bounces@lists.vicnet.net.au [mailto:birding-aus-bounces@lists.vicnet.net.au] On Behalf Of John Graff Sent: Saturday, 14 December 2013 6:07 PM To: Birding-Aus Subject: [Birding-Aus] RFI: Some Tassie species Hi all, I’m in Tassie at present on a birding trip, thought I might ask the collective minds of Birding-Aus for some gen on a few species we’re still chasing – any location info for any of the species listed below would be much appreciated :). We’re heading to Melaleuca tomorrow morning, staying overnight, then back in Hobart (all going to plan!) for Monday arvo, Tuesday, then heading home Wednesday. Key species we’re still chasing: Forty-spotted Pardalote Strong-billed Honeyeater – should bump this somewhere Morepork Swift Parrot Also OBP but hopefully we’ll be ok for this at Melaleuca Other targets missing Musk Lorikeet (?airport) Blue-winged Parrot Masked Owl Olive Whistler Satin Flycatcher Flame Robin European Greenfinch (shhhh) I may also have a few hours at the airport on Wednesday, so any handy spots near the airport would also be useful Thanks in advance John Sent from my iPhone