2011 - Illawarra Birders
2011 - Illawarra Birders
2011 - Illawarra Birders
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Species Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec<br />
White-throated<br />
Needletail 9 th 8 th<br />
Eastern Koel 9 th 21 st<br />
Channel-billed<br />
Cuckoo 24 th 17 th<br />
Horsfield's<br />
Bronze-Cuckoo 4 th 1 st<br />
Shining<br />
Bronze-Cuckoo 15 th 1 st<br />
Pallid Cuckoo 9 th<br />
Fan-tailed<br />
Cuckoo 10 th 10 th<br />
Brush Cuckoo 3 rd 25 th<br />
Sacred<br />
Kingfisher 3 rd 22 nd<br />
Rainbow<br />
Bee-eater<br />
Dollarbird 8 th 15 th<br />
White-throated<br />
Gerygone 19 th 15 th<br />
Cicadabird 17 th<br />
White-winged<br />
Triller<br />
66<br />
Earliest arrivals / latest departures of migratory birds <strong>2011</strong><br />
4 th<br />
Rufous<br />
Whistler 13 th 21 st<br />
Spangled<br />
Drongo 28 th 17 th<br />
Leaden<br />
Flycatcher 24 th 15 th<br />
Black-faced<br />
Monarch 11 th 23 rd<br />
Australian<br />
Reed Warbler<br />
Rufous<br />
Songlark<br />
17 th 7 th<br />
The list above shows the earliest and latest departure dates of migrants that<br />
have been recorded within the <strong>Illawarra</strong> and adjacent regions during <strong>2011</strong><br />
excluding Waders. Migrants should not be confused with nomadic species or<br />
accidental arrivals due to drought or floods. After breeding some species will<br />
disperse from their breeding area, but these are not regarded as migratory.<br />
4 th
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