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 Striated Pardalotes are most abundant in August and March and were
exceptionally so (up to 200 for one observation) in August and September
of 1992. There appears to be a slight downward trend in numbers since
1986. They nest in small hollows, normally in trees, but sometimes in
man-made structures. They breed mostly from September to March, although
nesting has been recorded in July and dependent young observed in January.
R=23. BR=18.
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