Hi Folks. I was curious about Bourke's parrot distribution in NSW. Specifically are they ever seen between Griffith and Dubbo? What about other eastern areas in NSW? It appears if I have Ebird correctly that they only come as far east as Bourke and as far south as Broken Hill in NSW or there abouts. . . . → Read More: Bourke’s Parrot Distribution in Eastern NSW
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An amazing variety of calls comes into the peregrine nestcam (not the ledgecam) mic at Orange, there being stands of trees visible beneath – http://www.csu.edu.au/special/falconcam/Streams/camera-one.htm (If you’re into species-call monitoring, just keep an eye on the clock at top-left of screen: some days the cam jumps back&forth a bit.) JLA SEQ 500m — JudithLA . . . → Read More: birdcall species monitoring? Hi all, A friend of mine wants to spend a few days in Sydney. He would like to stay in Sydney where he could access some good birding spots on foot or by public transportation. He would also like a recommendation on a place to stay. He’s a very good birder but is . . . → Read More: RFI Sydney Try the BirdLife WA library at 167 Perry Lakes Drive, Floreat. Phone 08 9383 7749 Cheers, Jonny Dr. Jonny SchoenjahnPerth, Western Australia http://www.jonnybird-australia.com/greyfalcon.htm . . . → Read More: HANZAB, Perth area Hello Everyone,
I have been trying to track down some of the HANZAB volumes for a while, yet I can not seem to find out where I can look at them. I live in Perth, and none of the Public Libraries have them available (or so my research has . . . → Read More: HANZAB Thanks Mike for doing the HANZAB Vol 5 search. I am now of the opinion that mite infestation is the most likely explanation for this peculiar behaviour. Geoff Thank you all for your detailed and considered opinions on this observation. Some comments: . initially I did think the birds were probably listening for what dangers (reptilian, mammalian or avian) may be laying inside the nest box. However, I began to doubt this theory when I noticed how frequently the male head pressed the . . . → Read More: Head pressing by Eastern Rosellas see www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/08/190828080536.htm Birding-Aus mailing list Birding-Aus@birding-aus.org To change settings or unsubscribe visit: birding-aus.org/mailman/listinfo/birding-aus_birding-aus.org Gidday all, Just deleted stilted request from purported visiting birder from Portugal with five pix of maybe Yellow Wagtail attached (left unopened by me). Addressed to 'Mr,' Seemed dodgy. Anyone else received this in past 12 hours? Cheers, Tony Ashton Once again we have Eastern Rosellas nesting in a box next to our lounge room wall. This year we have again observed a puzzling behavioural pattern by the nesting couple. The lengthy process of nest selection (we have two boxes in the backyard) involves much 'head pressing' where the bird presses its forehead on the . . . → Read More: Head pressing by Eastern Rosellas |
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