March 1948 The Queensland Naturalist 
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Monarc-ha Trivirgata. — Spectacled Flycatcher 
Eopsaltria Chrysorrhoa. — Northern Yellow Robin. 
Pachycephala Pect oralis. — Golden Whistler. 
Pachycephala Rufiventris. — Rufous Whistler. 
Colluric : ncla Harmonica. — Grey Shrike-thrush. 
Grallina Cyanoleuca. — Pee wee- During summer, at dusk, 
flocks of about 50 birds seen at times. 
Psophodes Olivaceus. — Eastern Whipbird. 
Coracina Novae-Hollandiae. — Black -faced Cuckoo-shrike. 
Sphecotheres Vieilloti. — Southern Figbird. 
Pomatostonuis Temporalis. — Grey-crowned Babbler. 
Gerygone Ollvacea. — White-throated Warbler. Heard only. 
Never seen- 
Acanthiza Chrysorrhoa. — Yellow-tailed Thornhill 
Sericornis Frontalis. — White-browed Scrub-wren. 
Malurus Lamberti. — Variegated Wren. 
Malurus Melanocephalus. — Red-backed Wren. 
Artamus Cyanopterus. — Dusky Wood-swallow. Common 
Climacteris Picumnus. — Brown Tree-creeper- 
Dicaeum Hirundinaceunv. — Mistletoe-bird. 
Pardalotus Melanocephalus. — Black headed Pardalote. Fairly 
common. 
Melithreptus Lunatus- — White-naped Honeyeater. 
Myzomela Sanguinolenta. — Scarlet Honeyeater 
Acanthorhynchus Tenuirostris- — Eastern Spinebill. 
Gliciphila Indistincta. — Brown Honeyeater 
Meliphaga Lewini. — Lewin Honeyeater. 
Meliornis NovaoHollandiae. — Yellow-winged Honeyeater. 
Myzantha Melanocephala. — Noisy Miner. 
Entomyzon Cyanotis. — Blue faced Honeyeater. Present in pair 
and parties. Mr. Love noted a bird of this species trying 
to break into a domed nest, possibly belonging to the Yel- 
low-tailed Thornhill- 
Philemon Corniculatus — Noisy Friar-bird. 
Philemon Cit reogularis — Little Friar-bird. This species not 
positively identified. 
Anti us Australis. — Australian Pipit. Very common in grass- 
lands. 
Zonaeginthus Bellus. — Beautiful Firetail. 
Taeniopygia Castanotis. — Zebra Finch. 
Steganopleura Bichenovii. — Banded Finch. 
Aegintha Temporalis. — Red-browed Finch 
PtTonorhynchus Violaceus. — Satin Bower-bird. 
Corvus Cecilae. — Australian Crow. 
Corcorax Melanorhamphus. — White-winged Chough. Parties of 
10 to 20 in open forest country- 
Strepera Graculina. — Pied Currawong. Common. 
Cracticus N’grogularis. — Pied Butcher-bird. 
Cracticus Torouatus. — Grey Butcher-bird. 
Gymnorhina Tib'cen. — Black-backed Magpie. Very Common. 
— INTRODUCED SPECIES — 
Sturnus Vulgaris. — Starling. Very common in cattle country. 
Flocks of 50 and over observed. 
Passer Domesticus. — House-sparrow. Common round Esk. 
