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94 JOSEPH HAYDOCK
MELANERPEs FORMICIVOROUS
HAY-BLOM
HNHR
11 April
9:50 start Observations.
orange/d-blue Seen in main gravery
?1?
Unbanded & seen with anothe(♀?) ; Both leave after being
in short chase. Not sure who was chasing
(metal)
orange/lt-blue C:??) Saw briefly - ID problematic. This
bird was chased by :?
lt-blue/m
♀ ?
In main gravery, eats acorn; observed for about
10 min; leaves; followed by ?? - These birds are difficult to
watch because it is difficult to ID individuals. They don't hope
around nearly as much as do curenns, so glimpses of both
legs are rare.
Activity has shifted to trees farther down hill (about 50m
below fence line) I can't see these trees very well; I will
move closer.
lt-blue/m
yellow/by-
orange/d-blue
(m
maure-yellow/white
}
All three seen in tree 50m from fence
*
orange / orange-dark
metal / orange-dark
}
Not on list, who is this ??
INTRUDER
order(?)
[92218 W GAT]
This bird chased briefly by??, but later returned to
tree w/ breeding female/an molested
12:00 End observation.
12 April,
11:05 - Plenty of stones remain. Saw some inds.
fly-catching in tree above main gravery. No birds
in cavities(3) - But cavity in upper tree above fence line
still looks good for resting.
19 April,
16:50 - Plenty of stones. No birds in cavities.