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Yellow Honeyeater on Bribie Island

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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. Pics here: HTTP://TINYURL.COM/PZC6JQG Greg Roberts

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3 responses to “Yellow Honeyeater on Bribie Island”

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    tarburton.m

    G’day Greg and B-Aussies I wonder if it tagged along with the White-throated Needletails as they moved south. Two of the largest WTNT flocks this season have been reported passing through Bribie Island (by Ross Smith & Alex Ferguson). The flocks were of 142 & 150 birds. Would we see a honeyeater flying with them? Happy birding Mike On 02/11/2014, at 8:23 PM, Greg Roberts wrote:

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    Greetings Greg Congratulations on a fine sighting; not quite as far as the South Burnett Franklin’s Gull in January but I bet it’ll have the biogeographical filters buzzing. Cheers Julian @osprey00 http://www.birdingsouthburnett.com —–Original Message—– Sent: Sunday, November 2, 2014 7:23 PM 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. Pics here: http://TINYURL.COM/PZC6JQG Greg Roberts

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    Greg Can you let us all know exactly where to go and see it? Thanks Rob Sent from my iPad

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