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| Mon 26 | | Ground Cuckoo Shrike
Bingara Cemetery | | One Ground Cuckoo Shrike flew over the cemetery while we were photographing the local Bluebonnets.
It went to ground outside the cemetery near the old sale yards but couldn't be re-located. | | June Harris 26/9 #267385 |
| | Australian (Pacific) Koel
Eulah Creek | | Looks like there are no reports yet from the western side of the ranges; the first male of the season was heard calling at 6:10 this morning at the new concrete bridge across Eulah Creek, ca. 21 km E of Narrabri. | | Michael Dahlem 26/9 #267384 |
| Thu 22 | | Banded Stilts, shorebirds, site report
Salt Lake, northwestern NSW |
| | 59 Banded Stilts counted. Also estimated 1,200 Red-necked Avocets (700 counted then extrapolated). Many hundreds Grey Teal and circa 40 Pink-eared Ducks. A small number of Pied Stilts, six Silver Gulls and circa 500 small shorebirds all seeming identical - hopefully photos will reach an ID but they were very distant. Also possibly a half dozen Marsh Sandpipers - again pending photo confirmation. Note - very remote site. 4WD recommended for access. We accessed the lake via a sandy track that joins Silver City Highway at (-30.1383634, 142.1083535) - which is 98km south of Tibooburra. Birds were distant but scoped and we walked a little closer also. (Scope practically mandatory if wanting to observe from end of that track). No mobile coverage. If accessing lake shore, recommend gum boots. Checklist to come in due course. eBird checklist | | Chris Rehberg / Sydney Birding, with Peter Stevens 22/9 #267363 |
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| Sun 25 | | Wood Sandpiper, Baillon's Crake, Latham's Snipe
Foxwell Park, nr Peeramon | | One of each at the drying wetland by Foxwell Rd | | John Grant 25/9 #267381 |
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