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Thu 3highlightRegent Honeyeater
Hunter Wetlands Centre (Newcastle)
An unbanded Regent Honeyeater was photographed by Ted Elks this morning at about 10:30am west of the egret tower and not far from the end of Mort Street. Follow-up searches this afternoon failed to find the bird. This is the first report of a Regent Honeyeater in Newcastle LGA since the mid 1980's. The whereabouts of any other Regents are not known at the time of writing. Photo by Ted Elks. eBird checklist
Ted Elks per Mick Roderick 3/4 #272422
Tue 1Black-necked Stork
Lismore airport
Pair overflying the airport. Also observed several Common Mynas perching on the back of grazing cattle nearby (also cattle egrets) - don’t know if this is a known behaviour (Moderator's Note: Yes it is a known behavior for both species! AKM).
Ian Colvin 3/4 #272421
highlightWandering Albatross (likely juvenile)
Sydney Harbour National Park North Head,Manly
Highlight of a seawatch this afternoon was a likely juvenile Wandering Albatross; brown all over except for white underwings and a white face. Also there were 3 Black-browed Albatross; 2 juveniles and 1 adult.
Michael Ronan 1/4 #272419

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