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| Sat 21 | | Yellow-tufted Honeyeater
Tuggeranong Hill | | Poor photo in ebird list. Birds very active (eating insects?), and some confrontations with White-eared Honeyeater in same trees. Trees in question are large eucs behind and up to the right of the substation. I have encountered the species in this reserve in the past. eBird checklist | | Sandra Henderson 21/7 #234908 |
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| Sat 21 | | Boo Book Owl
Sheepstation ck conservation park, Caboolture |
| | Catching some morning sun from his hollow. | | Bernie and Linda Mcivor 21/7 #234913 |
| Thu 19 | | Dusky Woodswallow
Monsildale rd Kilcoy |
| | Sitting on fence post for quite some time. | | Bernie and Linda Mcivor and Wilma 21/7 #234914 |
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| Sat 21 | | Freckled Duck
South Nowra |
| | About 40-50 Freckled Ducks present on small artificial wetland. Turn onto Firetail Street than onto Swallow Street. These birds were initially reported locally by Duade Paton a few weeks ago and are still present. | | Demetrios Bertzeletos 21/7 #234918 |
| | Hudsonian Godwit
Lake Wollumboola |
| | Bird still present. Could not find the Banded Stilt or the Red-kneed Dotterel. Otherwise shorebird and tern numbers and species as previously reported. Beware of large stingrays if you go wading! | | Demetrios Bertzeletos 21/7 #234917 |
| | Regent Honeyeater
Hunter Region Botanic Gardens |
| | At least 3 birds chasing insects in eucalypts, high in the trees. (Moderator's Note: Remarkably, this sighting comes the day after the Regent HE at Old Bar yesterday 20/07/2018 [#234912], with these being the first Regent Honeyeater sightings in NSW since late January [171 days to be exact] and the first wild birds reported from anywhere since mid-May. Hopefully many more to follow! MR) | | Bill Kinsey 21/7 #234916 |
| Fri 20 | | Swift Parrot
Charles Sturt University, Port Macquarie Campus | | At Port Macquarie (Charles Sturt University) we managed to locate at least 5 Swift Parrots on the south side of the uni car park as documented by Alan Morris and others recently. Another first for us. | | Darren Earnshaw and Fiona Earnshaw 21/7 #234919 |
| | Regent Honeyeater
Old Bar Beach | | A last minute turn off to Old Bar Beach and the car park area just before the 4WD access to the beach itself. We parked here and a Regent Honeyeater was seen perched briefly when we got out of our car, then flew across the car park 15-20 metres away from us with good views as it flew by.
Our first ever sighting of this species! (Moderator's Note: The bird has been seen and photographed this morning 22/07/2018. MR).
| | Darren Earnshaw and Fiona Earnshaw 21/7 #234912 |
| | Pale-headed Rosella, Eastern Rosella, Red-rumped Parrot
approxiamtely 3km north of Ashford | | A huge winter flock comprising at least 150 Pale-headed Rosella, 80+ Eastern Rosella and 30+ Red-rumped Parrots. Many rosella hybrids within this flock. Also present large numbers of Sulphur-crested Cockatoo and Galahs. Largest winter flock of these species I have seen. | | David Charley 21/7 #234910 |
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| Fri 20 | | Magpie geese
North of Rosedale | | A pair of Magpie geese in a open paddock just north of Rosedale on the Longford Rd | | Ken Ladson 21/7 #234909 |
| Thu 19 | | Painted Buttonquail
Westgate Park (Port Melbourne) | | First seen about a month ago. Must be quite a lot of birds judging by he dozens of platelets but hard to see the bird. Active near Park's notice board and north side of fresh water lake. | | George Fotheringham 21/7 #234911 |
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