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Wed 17White-headed Pigeon
Greenwich
Four White-headed Pigeons made a brief visit to a fig-tree near the mouth of Gore Ck this morning. My last local observation was in 2017.
Ted Nixon 17/9 #272747
Rainbow Bee-eater
Nepean River, Llewella Davies Walk, Camden NSW
4 RBEs observed at lunchtime in the usual spot today. First returnees of the season eBird checklist
Brett Mezen 17/9 #272746
Owlet Nightjar Magpie Geese Black Kite
"Jacana" Washpool Rd Clarenza 2460
A nest box used by Rainbow Lorikeets has become only partially attached and is now turned on its side. The nest box has now been taken over by an Owlet Nightjar. This is our first sighting of an Owlet Nightjar for 21 years here. Yesterday a Black Kite was circling over Centenary Drive Clarenza On 8th September Russell Jago and I heard a Black-chinned Honeyeater calling here Up to 500 Magpie Geese have been seen regularly on a wetland on Big River Way Clarenza. For the past week there have been none there
Eric Wheeler Russell Jago 17/9 #272745
Sun 14Black-chinned & Yellow-tufted Honeyeaters
Railway Tunnell, Sandy Hollow Rd Wollar
The White Box was in flower at this site and there were at least 6 Black-chinned & 18 Yellow-tufted Honeyeaters feeding in the flowering White Box. Other birds present included, White-plumed Honeyeaters and Noisy Friarbirds. As you can see in the photo, the Black-chinned Honeyeaters were also feeding on lerps in the White Box. In the past this was an important site for Regent Honeyeaters. eBird checklist
Tim and Alan Morris 17/9 #272744


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