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Fri 22highlightNew Zealand Storm Petrel
Terrigal Pelagic
Another cracking trip with NZ Storm Petrel seen well on several occasions at a depth of about 400m. A Black-bellied Storm Petrel was also briefly seen, while 4 individual Red-tailed Tropicbird were good records on the way out.
Central Coast Pelagics (14 on board) 23/11 #271954
Wed 20Square-tailed Kite
New England Highway, 2-3 km SW of Lily Creek, NE of Bendemeer,
1 bird floating moderately low over road and canopy at 09:20 hrs. (Moderator's Note: a check of eBird shows that there are few to no reports of Square-tailed Kites in the Bendemeer area, so this bird, which is a Threatened Species, meets the criteria of being " Rare and or Unusual" and so worthwhile to posting in Birdline NSW. AKM)
Greg Clancy 23/11 #271951

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Sat 23Fork-tailed Swift
Bald Hill Beach, northern Gulf St.Vincent.
40+ swifts heading south-east in unsettled weather. Early in the season.
Paul Taylor 23/11 #271953

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