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doubtedly lower than it should be as the regular hosts are less in- 

 variably reported than are the seldom-used ones. In the Barrington 

 area of New South Wales, Lindsay Hyem {in. litt.) found that about 

 50 percent of all plagosus eggs were laid in nests of Acanthiza chrysor- 

 rhoa alone. The Gerygone warblers, ^\'ith 6 species and 16 records, 

 account for 8 percent of all the hosts and 10.9 percent of all instances 

 of parasitism compiled. 



Hirundo neoxena 

 Hylochelidon nigricans 

 Rhipidura fuliginosa 

 Rhipidura leucophrys 

 Myiagra ruhecula 

 Myiagra cyanoleuca 

 Monarcha trivirgata 

 Microeca leucophaea 

 Petroica multicolor 

 Petroica goodenovii 

 Petroica phoenicea 

 Petroica rhodinogaster 

 Melanodryas cucullata 

 Amaurodryas vittata 

 Heteromyias cinereifrons 

 PoecUodryas cerviniventris 

 Eopsaltria australis 

 Colluricina harmonica 

 Lalage sueurii 

 Epthianura alhijrons 

 Epthianura tricolor 

 Epthianura aurijrons 

 Gerygone olivacea 

 Gerygone richmondi 

 Gerygone flavida 

 Gerygone magnirostris 

 Gerygone mouki 

 Gerygone fusca 



Smicromis brevirostris 

 Acanthiza lineata 

 Acanthiza nana 

 Acanthiza inornafa 

 Acanthiza ewingii 

 Acanthiza pusilla 

 Acanthiza uropygialis 

 Acanthiza reguloides 



Welcome swallow 

 Tree martin 

 Gray fantail 

 Willie wagtail 

 Leaden flycatcher 

 Satin flycatcher 

 Spectacled flycatcher 

 Brown flycatcher 

 Scarlet robin 

 Red-capped robin 

 Flame robin 

 Pink robin 

 Hooded robin 

 Dusky robin 

 Gray-headed robin 

 Buft'-sided robin 

 Southern yellow robin 

 Gray shrike thrush 

 White-winged triller 

 White-fronted chat 

 Crimson chat 

 Orange chat 

 White-throated warbler 

 Brown warbler 

 Fairy warbler 

 Large-billed warbler 

 Northern warbler 

 White-tailed (Western) 



warbler 

 Brown weebill 

 Striated thornbill 

 Little thornbni 

 Western thornbill 

 Tasmanian thornbill 

 Brown thornbill 

 Chestnut-tailed thornbill 

 Buff-tailed thornbill 



