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| Thu 9 | | Major Mitchell's Cockatoo
Bulloo Bore Vicinity, Milparinka-Wanaaring Road |
| | Travelling along the Milparinka-Wanaaring-Bourke Road, Major Mitchell's Cockatoo were regularly seen in pairs, but near the Bulloo Bore, one flock of 42 were encountered. | | Jodi and Richard Webber 13/7 #258310 |
| Wed 8 | | Cinnamon Quail-thrush, Bourke's Parrots
Gorge Loop Track Sturt NP Tibooburra | | The Quail-thrush were calling beside the road on the Gorge Loop Track, a family of four, Bourke's Parrots were seen along this road | | Jodi and Ricard Webber 13/7 #258308 |
| | Flock Bronzewing, Bourke’s Parrot,
Toona Gate, Sturt NP Tibooburra NSW |
| | We visited the North-west NSW from Wilcannia through White Cliffs to Broken Hill up to Tibooburra and Cameron’s Corner then on to Bourke. The Flock Bronzewing were seen on private property just outside Sturt NP beside Toona Gate. Permission is required for this property; the resident is very approachable. A single bird followed by six and then another three in the morning coming into drink. The following afternoon the Bronzewings were again seen coming into drink. South of the Toona gate inside the NP there was a family of Bourke’s parrots amongst them were two very young ones. Checklists on eBrid. eBird checklist | | Jodi and Richard Webber 13/7 #258307 |
| Tue 7 | | Rufous Field-wren, Cinnamon Quail-thrush
Packsaddle Plains North of Roadhouse | | Two Rufous Fieldwrens were seen on a smaller road east of Packsaddle and Cinnamon Quail-thrush were heard calling at that site. There were areas throughout the north-west with feeding parties of Budgerigars, Crimson & Orange Chats, Pied Honeyeaters, Trillers and Woodswallows. Checklist on eBird. | | Jodi and Richard Webber 13/7 #258309 |
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| Sat 11 | | Royal Spoonbill
Tamar Island Wetlands |
| | Is this an unusual sighting? Spoonbills are not listed in my book of Tasmanian Birds. [Moderator's note: Royal Spoonbills have been a resident in some locations in Tasmania for over a decade, and have breed more recently, but are still uncommon in the state in general.] | | Allan Hughes 13/7 #258306 |
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