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Hi all, I hope someone can help me with this as I couldn’t find anything online and I don’t have access to appropriate literature atm. Do the calls of male Rose-crowned Fruit-dove differ from those of the females or are they more or less the same? Many thanks, Falk — Falk Wicker 14 Edward Street . . . → Read More: Rose-crowned Fruit-dove calls? Has a report been lodged with Birdline? There’s nothing there as at midday 13 June? That’s close enough to home and/or work for an early or late attempt. Thanks Tom —– Original Message —– From: mickhhb@yahoo.com.au To:< carl.weber@optusnet.com.au> Cc:< birding-aus@birding-aus.org> Sent:Tue, 13 Jun 2017 05:56:20 +1000 Subject:Re: [Birding-Aus] FW: Regent Honeyeater at Warriewood Wetland . . . → Read More: FW: Regent Honeyeater at Warriewood Wetland I’m still at that address Carl and as far as I know it was working over the weekend (ie I did receive a few emails yesterday). Maybe try again and cc this email. I’m very eager to hear about that Regent Honeyeater report. I’m literally about to step out the door to go . . . → Read More: FW: Regent Honeyeater at Warriewood Wetland FINALLY FULL SPRING IN TROMSØ When I returned from a wonderful birding trip to Central Asia 5. June, Tromsø had had an unusually cold May, even for here, and the returning migrants were all a few weeks later than usual. The birches, the dominant trees here, were largely bare still when I returned and . . . → Read More: Spring was late this year in Tromsø, N. norway Mick’s e-mail address as shown on Birdline does not seem to work. Has the address changed? _____________________________________________ From: System Administrator Sent: Monday, 12 June 2017 4:06 PM To: Carl Weber Subject: Undeliverable: Regent Honeyeater at Warriewood Wetland Your message did not reach some or all of the intended recipients. Subject: Regent Honeyeater at Warriewood . . . → Read More: FW: Regent Honeyeater at Warriewood Wetland Dear all, Maybe not the appropriate place, so please delete if so, but I’m trying to establish contact with Colin Trainor, but no replies for the last months on emails, any-one knows if his email adres has changed overnight? Yours, Justin Jansen, The Netherlands justin.jansen@gmail.com Birding-Aus mailing list Birding-Aus@birding-aus.org To change settings or unsubscribe visit: . . . → Read More: Colin Trainor Hi all, BirdLife Victoria is glad to announce that our next guest speaker is John Weigel. John has displayed extraordinary energy to hold both the Australian and North American Big Year records. On July 13 John will talk about his amazing 366 days in the 2016 North American Big Year! Guest speaker John Weigel has . . . → Read More: John Weigel and the Biggest Year: 366 Days on the American Birding Trail Hi All, a request for some info/advice for a forthcoming trip to New Calendonia. Generally I prefer to find my own birds, but most people who have written reports seem to engage a guide for the Parc de la Riviere Bleue, the key site on the island for Kagu and Crow Honeyeater (and many of . . . → Read More: RFI New Calendonia RE Lyn Saint’s request: Hi Lyn, A worthwhile site for potential Gibber Birds and Cinnamon Quail Thrushes is the Hutchison Monument about 11km south of Coober Pedy, on the eastern side of the road. Pull in there, and explore downhill to the east. Alice Springs is quite dry ATM (no rain since mid-January), so the . . . → Read More: Birding along Stuart Highway and Alice Springs Hi Everyone, Next month I am intending to drive from Melbourne to Alice Springs. Do any of you have tips for good birding spots along the Stuart Highway? I seem to remember reading a great blog on this site several years back on someones trip along this highway and the birds they saw – does . . . → Read More: Birding along Stuart Highway |
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