Quick walk around the sewage ponds today turned up some good birds with the highlight being a single Banded Stilt! This is an unusual species to turn up here with their close cousins the Black-winged Stilt more likely to be found. I have been checking these ponds now for around three years and in that time I have only seen one other Banded Stilt here about 18 months ago (could be the same bird back again?)
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Banded Stilt |
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Australian Shelduck |
Another first for the ponds is this single Musk Duck, cruising around with the flotilla of Grey Teals and Hardheads!
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Musk Duck |
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Yellow-throated Miner |
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Australia Magpie |
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Banded Stilt with friends! |
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Ducks everywhere! |
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