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Tue 19Red-kneed Dotterel
Central Coast Wetlands (Tuggerah)
Single bird foraging along waters edge eBird checklist
David Schuemaker 19/11 #271947
Mon 18Red-backed Kingfisher
Bureen Rd at Martindale Creek
One, possibly two Red-backed Kingfishers at Bureen Bridge today. This is where Martindale Creek flows into the Hunter River and is a past site for this species. Rainbow Bee-eaters and White-backed Swallows breed here, so it's no surprise that RBKI gravitate back here. But it is the first time since the irruption of spring 2017 that a RBKI has shown up here.
Mick Roderick 18/11 #271946

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Mon 18Nankeen Night Heron
Black River nr Stanley
Single bird flushed 2.3 km upstream of Bass Hwy. New site for sp.
Richard Ashby 18/11 #271945
Wed 6highlightStraw-necked Ibis
Smithton Sewage Ponds
Single bird (occasionally two here) with 17 Pelicans, 4 Great Egrets and a Royal Spoonbill, the latter being frequent flyers.
Richard Ashby 6/11 #271916
highlightPink-eared Duck
Smithton Sewage Ponds
Pair of birds on the north pond. Also Straw-necked Ibis, Royal Spoonbill, and Latham's Snipe.
Richard Ashby 6/11 #271915

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