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[30th April 1955]
JACKY WINTER, GRAY FANTAIL, WILLIE-WAGTAIL,
STRIATED THORNBILL, WHITE-BROWED SCRUB-
WREN, BLUE-WREN, DUSKY-WOODSWALLOW,
MAGPIE LARK, GRAY THRUSH, MAGPIE, YELLOW
ROBIN, WHITE-BROWED TREECREEPER, SILVEREYE,
WHITE-NAPED HONEYEATER, EASTERN SPINEBILL, 
YELLOW-FACED HONEYEATER, WHITE-EARED
HONEYEATER, YELLOW-TUFTED HONEYEATER,
YELLOW-WINGED HONEYEATER, NOISY MINER, PIPIT,
LITTLE WATTLE-BIRD, RED-BROWED FINCH,
RAVEN, GREY CURRAWONG, PIED CURRAWONG,
BLACK BIRD &[and] FLAME ROBIN.
   Considerable excitement was
caused, shortly after we had stopped,
by my seeing a BLACK-CHINNED
HONEYEATER â”€ which was a "new-bird"
for all three ornithologists present. We
were in the center of a flock and
had quite a good look at them for
some time. We moved the car
on right up to the spring and
made ourselves a good fine and