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G’day Bob, I can’t access all of the references you quoted so you need to fill in the detail for us. The claimed Satin male on the bottom of page 332 of the photo index book is actually more likely a Leaden. Satin migrates to Cape York and PNG for winter, I wouldn’t think it … Read more
At about this time in the discussions about Myiagra flycatchers someone points to Graeme Chapman’s excellent article on the subject in Wingspan Vol 13 No 2 June 2003. So it looks like it is me this time. Also, check the photos in The Bird Observer Oct 2001 No 814. Also also, take note of what … Read more
G’day John, I think your stating the obvious about the distribution. Can you see anything about this bird that is wrong for Satin Flycatcher, I can’t. Uniform satin blue/black, drooped down sides to breast demarcation, no pale edges to secondaries and dark under surface of tail. It may not be the first record. Cheers Jeff.
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I am after any information on recent rufous owls sightings at the Palmetum in Townsville. I grew up birding here in the mid 90’s and will be back there this coming week. Anyone interested in contacting me can do so on 0407 112 685. ============================== To unsubscribe from this mailing list, send the message: unsubscribe (in … Read more