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Fri 20megamegaNZ Storm-Petrel, White-necked Petrel, Cook’s Petrel, Buller’s Shearwater (3), Northern Giant Petrel
Terrigal Pelagic
A exceptional trip to complete what’s been an incredible year out of Terrigal (12 trips in total). For the second straight trip we were treated to a New Zealand Storm Petrel (different individual) that was seen on and off for about 3 hours. Other notables included White-necked Petrel, Cook’s Petrel, Buller’s Shearwater (3) and Sooty Tern, and on the back of recent southerlies, Buller’s Albatross (2), solid numbers of Shy Albatross (24) and a Northern Giant Petrel! 19 species were seen beyond The Haven in total with 15 of those tubenoses.
Central Coast Pelagics (Andrew Robinson and 15 others on board). 21/12 #272026
Channel billed cuckoo
Delves St Mortdale NSW
Two juveniles, noisily demanding food from an (exhausted looking) an Australian Magpie.(Moderator's note: While it is not unusual for a Channel-billed Cuckoo to lay two eggs in the one nest, it is a bit unusual for Magpies to end up hosting two CBC!.AKM)
Graham Hews 21/12 #272024


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