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| Sun 3 | | Northern Giant-Petrel & Grey-faced Petrel
Fort Drive, Newcastle | | Many seabirds off Fort Drive Newcastle, including two Northern Giant-Petrels, 15 Grey-faced Petrel, a Shy type Albatross and many Fluttering /Hutton's type Shearwaters. eBird checklist | | Archie Brennan, Aaron David 4/7 #267119 |
| | Grey-faced Petrel
Mistral Point, Maroubra | | The strong winds this afternoon produced a reasonable haul of seabirds:
52 Black-browed Albatross, 1 Campbell Albatross, 2 Shy Albatross, 1 Northern Giant Petrel, 2 Giant Petrel (sp) and 31 Grey-faced Petrel.
A lot of absentees e.g. Prions, Brown Skua and IYNA. | | David Mitford 3/7 #267117 |
| Sat 2 | | Black-browed Albatross, Fluttering Shearwater ,White-fronted Tern
Redhead Park | | Many seabirds off Redhead Park, Newcastle including 1 Black-browed Albatross, 100+ Fluttering Sherwaters, 2 Hutton's Shearwaters, 2 White-fronted Tern and another 1500+ Fluttering/Hutton's type shearwaters. eBird checklist | | Archie Brennan 4/7 #267118 |
| Wed 29 | | Yellow-plumed Honeyeater
Mutawintji National Park--Rockholes Loop Walk | | Surprised to see a Yellow-plumed Honeyeater amongst a big mixed foraging flock getting into flowering Eremophila and fruiting mistletoes. Probably the biggest concentration of Spiny-cheeked and White-fronted Honeyeaters I've seen anywhere, the sound echoing around the rocks and caves was incredible. No other eBird records for YPHO within 100 km. eBird checklist | | Liam Murphy 3/7 #267114 |
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| Sun 3 | | Common Bronzewing
Mulgrave Way Croydon North |
| | 6 or 7 years ago we began hanging a seed block in our garden to attract the King Parrots and Crimson Rosellas and a male Common Bronzewing began to collect the spillage.
Over the years the numbers of Bronzewings has steadily increased and, of late, their numbers have increased to about 35.
While there are a number of reserves in the local area I thought 35 must represent the toatal Common Bronzewing population of Croydon North. | | Ken Haines 3/7 #267113 |
| Sat 25 | | Red-lored Whistler
Hattah-Kulkyne National Park—South-east of Hattah | | Unexpected first ever sighting during a trek in an area where I regularly see Mallee Emu-wrens and Striated Grasswrens. eBird checklist | | Kevin Emmett 25/6 #267098 |
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