Identificaciones de jameslambo
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Garceta Cariblanca (Egretta novaehollandiae)Observ.
bekssketchesFecha
Falta la fecha
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Golondrina Australiana (Hirundo neoxena)Observ.
bekssketchesFecha
Falta la fecha
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Lechuza de Campanario (Tyto alba)Observ.
tahnaedavidson-bartleyDescripción
Deceased
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Lori Arcoíris (Trichoglossus moluccanus)Observ.
suelathamDescripción
Is this an albino rainbow lorikeet?
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Casuario Austral (Casuarius casuarius)Observ.
lorraineharrisDescripción
These chicks are about 7 months old.
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Falangero de Cola Anillada (Pseudocheirus peregrinus)Observ.
sylviafelicityannhaworthDescripción
Possibly roadkill (glancing blow?). No obvious sign of injury.
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sylviafelicityannhaworthDescripción
Seen on the Downfall Creek bikeway where it passes under the rail line running north from Virginia Railway Station. It appeared to be in process of swallowing a small water dragon.
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sylviafelicityannhaworthDescripción
Seen in Downfall Creek, a little way east and downstream from the bikeway bridge at the centre of 7th Brigade Park, Chermside.
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Gavilán Australiano (Accipiter fasciatus)Observ.
sylviafelicityannhaworthDescripción
Seen in the centre section of 7th Brigade park. It was initially lurking in a clump of trees - I saw it briefly before it took the air, flushed out by a large Bird Indignation Meeting comprising Butcherbirds, Noisy Friarbirds, Magpies, Noisy Miners and a Kookaburra. It then sailed about above the centre of the park for some time; the final picture in this set was taken some minutes after the first four.
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sylviafelicityannhaworthDescripción
Seen in Downfall Creek, centre section of 7th Brigade park, Chermside. So far as I could tell, there was only one in that spot this morning.
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Perico Pálido (Platycercus adscitus)Observ.
sylviafelicityannhaworthDescripción
Not a great photo, I'm afraid; over-exposed but I think just enough detail for identification. (I got a good enough look at it, to be sure it WAS a pale-headed rosella).
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