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November 2018

Mon 12		Glossy Ibis Hospital Swamp, Connewarre
		32 Glossy Ibis feeding on water body about 500m north of car park.Bird list done.
		Colin Cannard 12/11 #236098
		Eastern Koel Scoresby rd Bayswater
		Calling from a large eucalypt in residential garden. A koel was present in same tree back in 2012 and arrived on19th November in that year
		Darren Wallace 12/11 #236097
		Eastern Kioel Centre road Langwarrin.
		One bird night calling on 11th and 12th. eBird checklist
		Ken Dredge 12/11 #236095
Sun 11		Painted and Black Honeyeate Mount Korong Nature Conservation Reserve
		At least 5 Painted Honeyeaters and just 1 Black Honeyeater along with a pair of Gilbert's Whistlers nest building, many White-browed Babblers and Rainbow Bee-eaters. A good variety of other Honeyeaters, and Southern Whiteface, along the Firebreak Track.
		David Stabb and Dawn Neylan 11/11 #236094
		Wood Sandpiper Western Treatment Plant (Werribee)--T Section Ponds
		seen at t section at open area to the right of crake pond reeds bobbed tail once or twice as it preened on some rock outcrops
		clive kaplan 11/11 #236092
Sat 10		Turquoise Parrot ( 12 ) Old Coast Road, Cape Conran National Park
		Unusually large numbers of Turquoise parrots spaced along 6 kms of the track. Several pairs at regular intervals and three flushed from the roadside of the Cape Conran/Cabbage Tree Road. Interestingly this section of the track had been extensively burned by fire not too long ago. eBird checklist
		Hedley and Irena Earl 12/11 #236096
		Bassian Thrush Banyule Flats Reserve
		Single bird flew off dirt track along Yarra River South of main wetland and dry billabong. Good views perched before it took off. First time I've seen one here. The reported White-throated Gerygone was also heard around this spot. eBird checklist
		Owen Lishmund 10/11 #236077
Fri 9		Whimbrel Corner Inlet Marine and Coastal Park--Toora Beach
		8 Whimbrels on the mudflats as well as 6 Greenshanks +100s of other various Waders including R-n Stints,C sandpipers,B-T Godwits,E Curlews+Pied Oystercatchers.
		Rohan Bugg 9/11 #236067
		Eastern Koel Behind Beatrix Retirement Village, Mt Dandenong Rd Montrose
		Single bird, calling continually between 9-10am.
		John Bond 9/11 #236066
Thu 8		Black Honeyeater Mologa and Durham Ox roads, west of Terrick Terrick
		Bushes along the railway track in full blossom and black honeyeaters in abundance.
		Clive Kaplan, Aidan Sudbury and Alfons Laen 9/11 #236061
		Painted Honeyeater Dereel Private Property
		One Male Painted Honeyeater spotted & photographed along creekbed on private property .. have been hearing them for the last couple of weeks
		Carol moyse 9/11 #236060
		Satin Flycatcher Quarry Hills Bushland Park
		Heard then seen a Satin Flycatcher at Granite Hills section of Quarry Hills Bushland Park. First for the site. eBird checklist
		Aleks Arsoski 8/11 #236058
		Brush Cuckoo Edmondson Lane, Wooragee
		A single male heard and observed in grassy silver wattle and mixed box woodland. Recording of distinctive call made. Not seen in this location before.
		John Kelly 8/11 #236056
		Scarlet Honeyeater Benjamin crt, Kurunjang 3337
		Adult Male Scarlet Honey eater observed. Seen on Private property. Birders will not have access.
		Michelle Gebert 8/11 #236052
Wed 7		Black-bellied Plover, Little Curlew Cullens Lake Wildlife Reserve
		Seen with two Golden Plover at the SE end of the reserve close to entrance.
		Aidan Sudbury, Clive Kaplan, Alfons Lawen 11/11 #236078
		Blue-winged Parrot Rise and Shine Bushland Reserve, Clydesdale
		Single bird seen feeding on ground early morning and again late afternoon in adjacent paddock. Not previously recorded at Reserve on eBird. eBird checklist
		Dave Dickson 8/11 #236051
Tue 6		Grey Plover Waddy Island Gippsland Lakes
		Grey Plover found on Waddy Island on Gippsland Lakes. The single bird was feeding alone along shoreline with two Pacific Golden Plovers resting together about 70 metres away. The comparison of the two species including behaviour difference at the time alerted us to the possibility the single bird was a Grey and not the Pacific Golden Plover that is more commonly seen on the Gippsland Lakes. A check of photos later confirmed a rare Grey Plover sighting for the Gippsland Lakes.
		Deb Sullivan and John Hutchison 7/11 #236047
		Red-backed Kingfisher Goschen
		Red-backed Kingfisher seen at Goschen today in southern part of the reserve
		Brian Johnston and Beth Carr 6/11 #236041
Mon 5		Australian Little Bittern Etiwanda Wetlands, Mildura
		A male Little Bittern the obvious highlight of my visit to arguably Mildura's best wetlands this morning. While counting pelicans, I saw a male bittern fly across a wide channel from one reedbank to another - great views through binoculars. Other notable birds were Baillon's Crake, (Yellow-rumped) Spotted Pardalote, and White-fronted Honeyeater. eBird checklist
		Ashwin Rudder 5/11 #236031
		Eastern Koel Royal Botanic Gardens (Melbourne)
		Two individuals heard calling in the vicinity of the Visitor Centre at approximately 7.30am.
		Jo Caruso 5/11 #236020
Sun 4		Scarlet Honeyeater Chiltern Township
		A bird heard singing in private garden close to the children's playground next to Lake Anderson.
		Sean Dooley 5/11 #236025
		Great Crested Grebe Quiet Corner, Black Rock
		Beside promenade. An apparently rare bird in Bayside area.
		Val Stajsic & Anastasiya Kiryanava 4/11 #236016
		Glossy Ibis and Pectoral Sandpiper Western Treatment Plant (Werribee)--T Section Ponds
		At least 5 Glossy Ibis and a single Pectoral Sandpiper observed this morning.
		Catherine Noone 4/11 #236007
Sat 3		Scarlet Honeyeater Lake Sambell, Beechworth
		One heard calling in pine trees and a male seen and heard singing and seen feeding at box mistletoe. Same spots as last year.
		Richard Loyn 4/11 #236011
		Scarlet Honeyeater Forest Drive, Heathcote
		A male was heard calling (fairly infrequently) while driving towards the southern end of the road; upon stopping the car, we easily located both a male and a female flitting about in lightly-flowering eucalypts. Seems like this species is getting around again in 2018!
		Oakley Germech, Deb Oliver 4/11 #235996
		Black Honeyeater Heathcote Water Reclamation Plant
		A minimum of twelve Black Honeyeaters seen in the dry bushland in the forest along Burn Track. Profuse, calling often, and easily found, also showing signs of breeding intent. A young Yellow-tailed Black-cockatoo also flew over and into restricted-access land near the southern extremity of the plant area earlier in the day - this is near the edge of their range.
		Oakley Germech, Deb Oliver 4/11 #235995
		Pectoral Sandpiper Western Treatment Plant (Werribee)--Lake Borrie
		At the outfall, roosting with other waders early afternoon, an hour or two after high tide.
		Andy Walker and Simon Starr 3/11 #235989
		Little Curlew Cullens Lake Wildlife Reserve
		Jenny Stephens 3/11 #235988
		Red-backed Kingfisher Burrumbeet
		One on power lines at Bo Peep.
		Roger Thomas 3/11 #235982
		Masked Woodswallow Royal Park --Trin Warren Tam-boore
		First reported sighting for the site. One adult male bird. eBird checklist
		Thomas Nataprawira 3/11 #235981
Fri 2		White-browed and Masked Woodswallows Healey's Road, Marlo
		The "green drought" in Far East Gippsland has seen an influx of a mixed White-browed/Masked flock of Woodswallows along the coast this year. An irregular occurrence but well over 200+ birds have arrived with the vast majority as usual being White-browed. Published e bird records in our area are few and far between although some years ago, we did record flocks of up to 750+ birds, again during a long dry spell of hot weather.
		Len and Jacquie Axen 4/11 #236014
		Dollarbird Ryan Lane Beechworth
		One flew over near Buckland Gap: this species is rare at this elevation (~600m asl) though regular in the Ovens Valley a few km away.
		Richard Loyn 4/11 #236013
		Masked Woodswallow Ryan Lane Beechworth
		Two or more with ~30 White-browed Woodswallows over farmland near Buckland Gap.
		Richard Loyn 4/11 #236012
		Black-faced Cormorant Half Moon Bay, Black Rock
		An unwell, immature bird resting beside the boat launching ramp. An apparently rare bird in the Bayside area.
		John Eichler 2/11 #235977
		Masked Woodswallow Eastern Park, Geelong
		Flocks of woodswallows moving over, surprised to see that 80 to 90 percent of them were Masked Woodswallows, the remainders being White-browed. A reverse of the usual mix
		Simon Starr 2/11 #235976
		White-browed & Masked Woodswallow Reservoir
		Flying overhead, about 100 in total (80% White-browed, 20% Masked) birds over a few hours (perhaps more). Wind seemed to be pushing them along quickly.
		James Cornelious 2/11 #235974
Thu 1		Masked Woodswallow Woodlands Historic Park
		Several hundred (possibly many more, no attempt to count) masked woodswallows mixed with dusky and white-browed woodswallows. Perching in the eucalypts south of the rangers’ building along the boundary road and overhead throughout the park for the 1.5 hours I was there. Hawking in the wind and chirping. One flock overhead at one point must have exceeded 200 birds. Many tree martins overhead, too.
		Jackson Willows 2/11 #235969
		Little Curlew Cullens Lake Wildlife Reserve
		First spotted at 9.35am. This bird is very loyal to the south-eastern section of the lake. Mainly feeding in the vegetation a few meters away from the shoreline.
		Warren Palmer, Warwick Remington, Tim Nickholds, Owen Lishmund, Dan Ashdown. 1/11 #235966
		White-headed Pigeon Arthurs Seat
		John Catchlove 1/11 #235963
		White-browed and Masked Woodswallows Bogans Lane at Freshwater Creek (Mt Duneed)
		Waves of about 12 and 6 mixed woodswallows, about 3.30. Perched on tree for positive Id. Approx two thirds were white- browed. List submitted.
		Colin Cannard 1/11 #235962

October 2018

Wed 31		Wedge-tailed Eagle Jack Smith Lake reserve-stringybark ln
		Unusually high concentration of wedgies, about 15, in this paddock , near jack smith lake reserve, gippsland. they were feeding on some carcasses (dead sheep, mostly). carcasses looked old, so they may have been on them for the last few days. it may be nothing but perhaps, it's worthwhile keeping an eye, if anyone happens to be that way.
		lai aw 8/11 #236053
		Scarlet Honeyeater Willis Avenue, Marlo
		A female Scarlet Honeyeater was seen feeding on a flowering Xanthorrhoea spike in our native garden this afternoon. Uninterrupted views until disturbed by a pair of aggressive Red Wattlebirds. Another somewhat early arrival but given the extended dry conditions this year, it is not to be unexpected.
		Jacquie and Len Axen 4/11 #236015
		Red-backed Kingfisher Mount Korong Nature Conservation Reserve
		2 birds seen on Firebreak Track along the about 2km on the east side of the reserve. I heard the call again when I returned to the car so there may be a third bird. Painted Honeyeaters, Black Honeyeaters and White-winged Trillers were along the track. eBird checklist
		Scott Eaton 31/10 #235957
		Eastern Koel Glenhuntly Station
		Eastern Koel has just flown past my train window into mature trees on the western side of the station as my train slowed and came to a halt in the station at 1955.
		Richard Hook 31/10 #235952
		White-throated Gerygone Banyule Flats Reserve
		White-throated Gerygone at Banyule Flats, sighted approximately 100m west of the footbridge over the Plenty/Yarra river confluence. Single bird feeding in River Red Gum canopy. eBird checklist
		David Adam 31/10 #235950
Tue 30		Eastern Koel Frankston South
		This Eastern Koel returned yesterday for his annual visit. Moving between 3 or so street blocks.
		Jenny Hattingh & Tanya Hattingh 31/10 #235947
		Western Gerygone Plenty Gorge Park--Hawkstowe Park
		James Cornelious 30/10 #235946
		Little Curlew Cullens Lake Wildlife Reserve
		Entered the lake through Lake Charm-Quambatook Rd (police tape currently around the fence posts at the entry where you drive in - for reference). Bird found feeding along the shoreline about 50-70m from the fence line in the water to the right of where you’d park a car. eBird checklist
		Tanya Hattingh and Alison Nisbett 30/10 #235943
		Freckled Duck Braeside Park
		12 Freckled ducks, along with blue-billed and hard heads among the teals in the southern wetland ponds near the red gum picnic area...... walk around the grass track to the south side... eBird checklist
		Philip Dubbin 30/10 #235933
Mon 29		Eastern Koel Marlo
		A lone Eastern Koel announced its presence in Marlo by continuously calling late in the afternoon from the eucalypt woodlands on the edge of the Marlo township. A somewhat earlier arrival than most of our records for this species around Marlo.
		Len Axen 4/11 #236010
		Australasian Figbird Willis Avenue, Marlo
		4 Australasian Figbirds were seen to briefly perch in the canopy of some eucalypts in Willis Avenue around midday today before continuing to move westwards over the Snowy River estuary. Initially detected by their continuous calling and then clearly observed as they moved from tree to tree.
		Jacquie and Len Axen 4/11 #236009
		Black Honeyeater Speed
		We saw between 50 and 100 Black Honeyeaters about 2 km west of Speed on the Patchewollock Road in a very good patch of flowering Eremophilas about 1 km long. We couldn't find any Pieds. There were White-fronteds and some of the more common Mallee honeyeaters as well as some breeding White-browed and Masked Woodswallows..
		Chris and Rosemary Lester 29/10 #235921
		White-throated Gerygone, Dusky & White-browed Woodswallow Melton South
		A White-throated Gerygone was heard at length from the escarpment edge above Toolern Creek in the Toolern Creek Park. The call was confirmed at length by playing a online recording at the same time as the bird was in song. Good numbers of White-browed Woodswallow also throughout the woodland off Strathtulloh Circuit, either courting, establishing and fending for territories or mating. The same was seen on the 27th at Eynesbury, north west of the land sales office towards the old shearers quarters along with Dusky Woodswallows.
		Micah Kawalek 29/10 #235920
Sun 28		Red-backed Kingfisher, Apostlebird Murray Sunset National Park
		A Red-backed Kingfisher and two parties of Apostlebirds, totalling about 14 in all at the Shearer's Hut. We also spent a fair bit of time on Friday evening, Saturday morning and Sunday evening looking for the previously-repoerted Ground Cuckooshrikes on Meridian Road but we could not find them.
		Chris and Rosemary Lester 29/10 #235924
		Red-lored Whistler, Mallee Emu-wren, Striated Grasswren Murray Sunset National Park
		3 male Red-lored Whistlers, 2 Mallee Emu-wrens, 2 Striated Grasswrens and 2 Little Crows on South Bore Track. Spotted Nightjars were calling during the night.
		Chris and Rosemary Lester 29/10 #235923
		Freckled Duck Braeside Park
		4 Freckled Duck in the pond nearest car park for Red Gum Picnic Area ie near Governor Road. Also 150+ Sharp-tailed Sandpipers, several Blue-billed Ducks, a Pink-eared and a few Shoveler eBird checklist
		Debbie Lustig 28/10 #235915
		Freckled Duck Bald Hills Wetland Reserve Tarwin Lower
		14 FDs were on branches and logs around the northern island in the wetland.
		Rohan Bugg 28/10 #235912
		White-throated Gerygone Capel Sound
		Had good views of a single bird at the Village Glen Retirement Village (private property). First time seen at this site.
		Val Ford 28/10 #235907
Sat 27		Olive Whistler Cape Conran CP- Conran Creek
		An Olive Whistler was heard calling from a dense coastal thicket in swales behind the primary dunes at Conran Creek this morning.
		Len and Jacquie Axen 4/11 #236008
		Painted Honeyeater Rise and Shine Bushland Reserve, Clydesdale
		Geoff Park 29/10 #235926
		Square-tailed Kite Rise and Shine Bushland Reserve, Clydesdale
		Quartering low over tree tops at northern end of reserve and harassed by magpies. Excellent views for 5 mins.
		Dave Dickson 29/10 #235925
		Mallefowl, Red-lored Whistler Murray-Sunset National Park
		A Mallefowl on Bambil South Track and 2 Red-lored Whistlers on South Bore Track.
		Chris and Rosemary Lester 29/10 #235922
		Rainbow bee-eater Merrawarp Rd, b/w Barwon River and Hamilton Hwy, Stonehaven
		A pair. Hawking from established red gums near the river. A few hundred metres from road. eBird checklist
		Will Johnston 28/10 #235905
		Gull-billed Tern Ricketts Point, Beaumaris
		Single bird, together with Crested Terns, 3 White-headed Stilts, and 1 Australian Pied Oystercatcher.
		Val Stajsic & Anastasiya Kiryanava 28/10 #235904
Wed 24		White-winged Black Tern Western Treatment Plant (Werribee)--Walshes Lagoon
		Bird in non-breeding plumage. Smaller than nearby loafing Whiskered Terns. Finer, shorter dark bill, diagnostic 'skull-cap' head pattern, mantle paler grey than Whiskered Terns and very dark primaries. Loafing with ~30 Whiskered Terns. eBird checklist
		Craig Morley, Trevor Hodson with Birregurra Lancare. 25/10 #235878
		Magpie Goose Greens Lake (Corop)
		One Magpie Goose north of the channel. Also 1 Intermediate Egret and 3 Brolgas. eBird checklist
		Malcolm Cousland 24/10 #235870
		Black-eared Cuckoo Long Forest Nature Conservation Reserve
		A bird was heard calling from the southern ridge above the gully that follows the Moonah Walking Track and joins into Djerriwarrh Creek. At this confluence a juvenile bird was found being fed by and following a Brown Thornbill in a area of thick Varnish Wattle.
		Micah Kawalek 24/10 #235869
		Scarlet Honeyeater Royal Botanic Gardens (Cranbourne)
		Dawn Neylan reports first return of a single bird feeding in Mistletoe this morning.
		Dawn Neylan per David Stabb 24/10 #235864
Mon 22		Whimbrel Snowy River Mouth
		Observed a lone Whimbrel feeding on a sand bar immediately to the east of the mouth of the Snowy River this morning while completing a 2020 Shorebird survey. An irregular visitor according to all published reports.
		Jacquie and Len Axen 22/10 #235858
Sun 21		Ground Cuckooshrike Carwarp
		Found 2 birds with Rob Farnes at 1040 this morning in bare wheat paddock on E side of Meridian Rd 1-2 km N of intersection of Carwarp Rd. Flew up into roadside trees and then over to W side. Will be subject to VORAC review. eBird checklist
		Dan Ashdown & Rob Farnes 23/10 #235860
		Sulphur Crested Cockatoo Corner of Carnochans and Bartys Rd, Myrtle Creek
		Two pink Sulphur Crested Cockatoos were seen at the corner of Carnochans and Bartys Rd at 10:30 on the 21st of October. While driving, both my passenger and I noticed a group of three cockatoos feeding on the ground. Two of the three had a pale pink colouring to their plumage with the exception of the crest. This was not a trick of the light, nor was it due to binocular colour fringing as we had seen them well with our own eyes. The two pink cockatoos were also well contrasted against the third, which was plain white. In addition, a bird was seen on the 8th of September with the same colourings on a property just off Sutton Grange Rd, south of yesterdays sighting. Similarly, the bird was surrounded by a flock of stock-standard white Sulphur Crested Cockatoos, and caught the attention of both observers as we were driving. The bird was observed both close and distantly, as well as in flight, though not photographed. My first thoughts were that the birds had been exposed to some kind of agricultural chemical, however the colour was incredibly uniformed and suggested pigmentation. Perhaps this is evidence of a rare gene allele for feather pigment in this population group? More photos are available on request.
		Fred Booker Malcolm 22/10 #235852
		Scarlet Honeyeater Dandenong Ranges National Park--Sherbrooke Forest
		Scarlet Honeyeaters seen at a few spots along Hillclimb Track below the Sherbrook Falls in the afternoon. Other notable birds included Large-billed Scrubwrens and Rose Robins.
		Rowan Mott 22/10 #235839
Fri 19		Pied Butcherbird Western Highway - close to Steele Park Drive intersection approx. 5km West of Dadswells Bridge
		The bird was on the road verge and flew up into trees in the Grampians National Park as I was driving towards it. An unmistakable adult bird, observed from approx. 20 mtrs. This is the first of this species I have observed in the Grampians region.
		Neil Macumber 21/10 #235824
Thu 18		Morepork Cape Liptrap Lighthouse
		One only seen from 2020 to 2035 sitting on posts in the car park in the headlights. Light winds, misty rain, temp. 13 deg. C. Yellow eyes.
		Gil Langfield 19/10 #235817
		Yellow-throated Miner Arcadia
		Four Yellow-throated Miners seen harassing a Southern Boobook on a private property on Karramomus Road.
		Bernadette Haywood 19/10 #235814
		Eastern Koel Heidelberg Heights
		First Koel for the spring/summer calling at 6 am this morning.
		Peter Menkhorst 18/10 #235813
		Leaden Flycatcher Nioka Bush Camp, South Morang
		Khaled Bajjali and Steven Ashdown 18/10 #235810
		Common Sandpiper Bass River Mouth Nature Conservation Reserve
		Single bird seen at the start of the nature conservation reserve when coming from Bass Landing Road. Two Common Greenshanks and around 11 Sharp-tailed Sandpipers were also observed among other more usual species. eBird checklist
		Megan Griffith 18/10 #235808
		Australasian Bittern Napoleons
		Seen flying north over the town. At first I thought it was a raptor but I then noticed it’s unique shape. New bird for the Enfield forest Region as far as I know
		Indra Bone 18/10 #235806
		Dollarbird Wilby, private property
		Just a pair of Dollarbirds catching insects over my house.
		Brendan Toll 18/10 #235805
Wed 17		Channel- billed Cuckoo Marlo
		The distinct call of a Channel- billed Cuckoo was heard by this passage migrant at it flew to the south of us in Willis Avenue this morning.
		Jacquie and Len Axen 18/10 #235812
		Topknot Pigeon Metung
		Continued surveillance of the Mairburn Dr fig trees today turned up 3 Topknot Pigeons. The birds seemed to be passing through, alighting on flying off almost immediately. This site is becoming a consistent hotspot at the westerly extent of its range in Victoria. Also seen was a higher count of 4 Australasian Figbird’s compared to the previous day.
		Isaac Clarey 18/10 #235799
		Brown Songlark Mill Park Recreation Reserve
		Nice Ad ? Br on Baseball Diamond No. 1 at 15:35 ~100 metres N of Morang Dr. Uncommon in area and unusual to see foraging in open on suburban sports ground in association with regular riff raff (Common Starling, Crested Pigeon, Red-rumped Parrot etc).
		Dan Ashdown 17/10 #235797
		Dollar Bird Murchison
		10 Dollar Birds observed circling overhead for several minutes, approximately 1km from the Goulburn River. A welcome return.
		Anne Finlay. Kay Ball 17/10 #235795
Tue 16		Australasian Figbird, White-headed Pigeon, Pacific Koel Metung
		Observations over 15/10 - 16/10; Figbird (2) hanging around the Mairnburn Dr fig trees which look full of un-ripe fruits, definitely a site to keep an eye on over the coming months. Also a single White-headed Pigeon nearby and an incessantly calling Pacific Koel (male) which seems to be the first Victoria report, per eBird, for the summer.
		Isaac Clarey 16/10 #235790
Mon 15		Dollarbird Plenty Gorge Park
		Single bird in dead trees along trail above Happy Hollow Homestead ruin
		Frederick Bain 16/10 #235791
Sun 14		Chestnut-rumped Heathwren Crusoe Reservoir, Bendigo
		Observed for at least 15 mins on both Monday 8 Oct and this morning as it foraged near the hide on the southern shore of the reservoir - today the bird was seen to feed a juvenile Horsfield's Bronze-Cuckoo
		Simon Smith and Peter Goffin 14/10 #235767
		Black Honeyeater Jeparit
		Approximately a dozen Black Honeyeaters feeding in Eremophila planted at the front of the Jeparit Caravan Park. Also present White-fronted, Singing, Spiny-cheeked and New Holland honeyeaters.
		Anne Collins 14/10 #235763