2022 NSW Regent Honeyeater Captive Release Community Update #6 31st March 2023 Hi everyone (Regent Honeyeater email group), newly adorned harnessed birds to disappear from the range of our radio receivers. Our third Welcome to the sixth community update for...
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2022 NSW Regent Honeyeater Captive Release Community Update #6 31st March 2023 Hi everyone (Regent Honeyeater email group), newly adorned harnessed birds to disappear from the range of our radio receivers. Our third Welcome to the sixth community update for the transmitter bird, PPKM had also left Tomalpin and 2022 NSW Regent Honeyeater captive release. This had moved east towards the slopes of Mount update comes to you as we are well and truly into Sugarloaf before going missing for about a week. Autumn with pleasantly cooler conditions for the tracking team. There are still a few flowering With most of our birds disappearing quickly from eucalypts in Tomalpin but our traceable Regents Tomalpin, a plan was hatched to search for have moved on from their ‘home ground’ woodland transmitter birds from the air! A Cessna 172 was into a surprising new habitat (read on!). chartered for an afternoon from Cessnock Airport with the aim of tracking for birds over a larger area Acknowledgement of
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