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| Sun 5 | | Spangled Drongo
Western Sydney Parklands, Glendenning |
| | This morning I was surprised to see a Spangled Drongo beside Eastern Creek within the Parklands.
Over the last 30 years I have only seen Spangled Drongos within the Sydney region from late January/ February to September. Though I was also surprised to see one beside Narrabeen Lake back on 6/11/21. However north of Newcastle I have seen the Drongos throughout the year. | | Edwin Vella 5/12 #263309 |
| | Black-necked Stork
McPersons Rd Swamp Tuggerah NSW |
| | 2 Juvenile birds no adult birds observed eventually flew off eastwards towards Tuggerah Lakes eBird checklist | | David Schuemaker 5/12 #263307 |
| Fri 3 | | Black-necked Stork
Central Coast Wetlands (Tuggerah) |
| | Was packing up to leave for a time-critcal assignation and sighted at least 4 Black-necked Storks along with some pelicans soaring up on a thermal above the paddock to the W of the enviro-loo. Definitely at least 2 adults and 2 juveniles (juvenile pictured). (Moderator's Note: On Friday 3/12/2021 local birders Margaret & Kaye Pointer sighted two juvenile Black-necked Storks at nearby McPherson Rd Swamp. Adult BNS during the past 2 months have been seen flying over Tuggerah/Wyong presumably heading for a nest at some nearby but unknown location. This is a good breeding record for the Central Coast, the first was in the mid 1990s, the second two years ago and now this report. AKM) | | Biggles Csolander 5/12 #263306 |
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| Sun 5 | | Grey Goshawk
Strahan Road, Newstead, Tasmania 7250 | | A Grey Goshawk landed on my roof. Good view. Noted yellow talons, yellow upper beak with black main beak. | | John Silberberg 5/12 #263308 |
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