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| Sun 12 | | Cotton Pygmy goose
Dowse Lagoon (Sandgate) |
| | Pair | | Ivor Jones 12/7 #258304 |
| Sat 11 | | Laughing Kookaburra albino
Carlton terrace Manly QLD |
| | An Albino White coloured kookaburra was seen on the corner of Carlton Terrace and Cambridge Pde in Manly. I have three phots of the bird from my phone albeit at a distance . It was partnered with another standard coloured Laughing Kookaburra | | Tim Denholm 11/7 #258298 |
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| Wed 15 | | Little Eagle
Tomerong, South of Nowra | | A pair loitering overhead.I was alerted by all the locals suddenly charging about in a panic, including flock of straw-necked ibises from field next door.
If I had gone into the house to get the binos for sure the birds would have disappeared- so 'naked eye' observation.Kite-sized, tails neither long,short,forked nor particularly square-ended.White undersides reflecting in the sunlight.Wings mostly bent. Underwings light and dark.Not sea eagles, harriers or kites.Process of elimination, plus visible characteristics-little eagles. | | Andy Wood 15/7 #258317 |
| Tue 14 | | Blue-billed Duck, Glossy Ibis
Fivebough Swamp, Leeton | | Pair of Blue-billed Duck on the ponds possibly nesting. Only the male visible for several minutes and he kept disappearing in the cumbungi in the centre of the ponds or displaying near them. Eventually after a disturbance and the hundreds of Teal took flight the female appeared from the cumbungi that the male had previously been swimming in to. Also a pair of Glossy Ibis were close to a large flock of Swamphens on the main water body. Two pair of Shovellers and a lone male Hardhead also seen along with the usual. | | Paul Schofield 14/7 #258313 |
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