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Discussion

MatthewFrawley wrote:
2 hrs ago
Have seen one in this same location.
Falco subniger
WendyEM wrote:
11 hrs ago
new garden maintanance crew ?
Ptilonorhynchus violaceus
VanessaC wrote:
Yesterday
Beautiful shots - well done.
Acanthorhynchus tenuirostris
RodDeb wrote:
Yesterday
Hi @MatthewFrawley, we were outside the fence when we took the photo. The trees shown on the older map have not been there for several years, they have planted new ones but they are not very big at present. If you pull the map back it will show how it looks.
Cygnus atratus
AlisonMilton wrote:
Yesterday
Thanks Liam, Because they were young I wasn't sure if they were Spottted or Striated.
Pardalotus punctatus

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Milvus migrans at Boundary Bend, VIC

Grallina cyanoleuca at Balranald, NSW

Cacatua sanguinea at Balranald, NSW

Haliastur sphenurus at Balranald, NSW

Milvus migrans at Kyalite, NSW

Cacatua galerita at Kyalite, NSW

Haliaeetus leucogaster at Kyalite, NSW

Haliastur sphenurus at Kyalite, NSW

Gymnorhina tibicen at Kyalite, NSW

Cacatua sanguinea at Kyalite, NSW

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