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Undersized Emu roosted on the north side. Fewer vocalisations. We are struggling to make sense of this.
Supreme Emu was out observing/auditing at first light. Watched the north-west quadrant. Then went for a little walk when L.C. and Offsider hadn’t turned up by twenty minutes after U.E. had.
So, here’s an aisle in the gums, north-west quadrant:
You mosey 60 yards down this, and you’re in a section of actual bush (rather than blue gums). I could hear a female emu somewhere further to the north . . . and L.C. and Offsider were in the clearing when I moseyed back.
So we have no idea what is going on!
For example, if the breeding-pair is roosting just 200 yards away -- which might account for them 'leaving early' at dusk, and 'arriving late' at dawn -- then the amount of bush we'd need to monitor in order to find one quiet still emu sitting on eggs becomes much much larger, dozens and dozens and dozens of acres.
Supreme Emu was out observing/auditing at first light. Watched the north-west quadrant. Then went for a little walk when L.C. and Offsider hadn’t turned up by twenty minutes after U.E. had.
So, here’s an aisle in the gums, north-west quadrant:
You mosey 60 yards down this, and you’re in a section of actual bush (rather than blue gums). I could hear a female emu somewhere further to the north . . . and L.C. and Offsider were in the clearing when I moseyed back.
So we have no idea what is going on!
For example, if the breeding-pair is roosting just 200 yards away -- which might account for them 'leaving early' at dusk, and 'arriving late' at dawn -- then the amount of bush we'd need to monitor in order to find one quiet still emu sitting on eggs becomes much much larger, dozens and dozens and dozens of acres.