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    Posted: 24 November 2018 at 16:29
Welcome to part 86 of the "Birds" thread.

For completeness, here is the list of all the previous bird threads:
/Michael

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First image post for this edition of this thread!

Sometimes you don't need the big long lenses to capture bird pictures...

European herring gull (Larus argentatus) in South Harbour, Helsinki

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Nice start, Hezu. Probably it will remain the widest photo in this thread...

Spotted redshank

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Black-winged stilt

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Great cormorant

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Been a few years since I managed a decent shot of a Dollarbird but got lucky again earlier this month.

DSC06434 by Johan Olsson, on Flickr

Always seem to perch breakneck high unless you can find a spot with a high vantage point.
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Wow. As a lifelong Australian (well apart from my first 3 years), I've never seen one of these.
Spectacular plumage, and what a great shot you got of it.
When I saw your post I had to Google this species and of course it doesn't range down to Victoria. I also found it interesting that this is the one type of 'roller bird' that lives here, and I can see the resemblance to the roller birds I saw in Africa.
Well done, and thanks for sharing.
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Originally posted by Jozioau Jozioau wrote:

Wow. As a lifelong Australian (well apart from my first 3 years), I've never seen one of these.
Spectacular plumage, and what a great shot you got of it.
When I saw your post I had to Google this species and of course it doesn't range down to Victoria. I also found it interesting that this is the one type of 'roller bird' that lives here, and I can see the resemblance to the roller birds I saw in Africa.
Well done, and thanks for sharing.


Cheers.
Do range well down into Vic though, saw a report of one down on the Yarra around Melbourne just a month ago so could well get them down there if you find the right spot.
A good guide for what's about is the eBird database, allows you to put in a species and see virtually a global sightings map for a single species.
Looks like the last "confirmed" sighting was around Puckapunyal a week or so ago...wonder if it was at a passing out parade?
 



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An argument between Sulphur Crested Cockatoos becomes heated...
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More Dyxumer, less photographer.
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Long-eared Owl




Edited by digiton - 27 November 2018 at 20:13
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White-tailed Eagle
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Love the owl Ton!
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Unknown species in Planckendaal


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Mind the bandwidth of others, don't link pictures larger then 1024 wide or 960 pix high, see here
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Great Blue Heron








Killdeer




All with Sony a77ii + Tamron 150-600mm
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That owl is great!
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