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| #122 Grey Shrike-thrush |
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| #123 Varied Sittella |
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| #124 Flame Robin |
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| #125 Little Wattlebird |
Monday 2 July 2018
#122 to #125 around western Melbourne, July 2 2018
This morning I went to look for robins at Woodland Historic Park. I found a few Scarlet Robins but no Flame, Rose or Red-Capped Robins. I did manage to get a reasonable-ish photo of a Grey Shrike-thrush, and I stumbled upon a small group of Varied Sittella as well.
I came home from Woodlands, had lunch, and headed out again, this time to Point Cook Coastal Park where I found a Flame Robin along the fence line.
And then after that a Little Wattlebird at the Laverton Creek Mouth in Altona.
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