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Posts: 3708 		Post Options Post Options   Quote mariuszlo Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 13 August 2024 at 20:13
The different faces of GBH.
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#4 Spotted sandpiper


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Thanks Domien. The Eastern Rosella is probably one of my all time colourful favourites and try as I might I just can't seem a good close up, they're extremely shy, at least in my neck of the woods. I'll keep persevering and if successful I think you'll agree it will eclipse any of the above....
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A flock of goslings


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GBH resting in the bushes.


Cormorant with a caught eel.

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Cormorant, this time with a crab.

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My popular diner. It wasn't until I saw these on my PC that I realized that they had not only shared the same seat but had partaken from the same plate as well!!

Eastern spinebill.

2 Wattle bird.

3 The wattle bird is not a large bird but it does put the spinebill into perspective which is very small.

4 'The pollenator'

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Today I was lucky to see two Green Herons.



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Posts: 3708 		Post Options Post Options   Quote mariuszlo Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 02 September 2024 at 02:56
#1 Great egret


#2 Green heron


#3 Green heron

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Narcissus flycatcher (Ficedula narcissina)

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Cormorant dries its wings.

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I couldn't figure out what was eating my mandarins, there was a lot of small bits of peel under the tree which I thought had come from a possum or bush rat. Very very surprised when I caught this Silver eye in the act. It's a very mall bird, the mandarin here is a little smaller than a golf ball.

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4 An interloper started a full on fight which I thought might have been fatal it was so fast and furious. Sorry about the blur but I wasn't expecting anything like this and didn't have time to adjust SS.

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Having dined al fresco it was then time for a nice sweet next door with the regulars at Il Ristorante Grevillea...


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Peter, I remember flocks of Silver Eyes were the bane of my late father-in-law's Yarra Valley vineyard as they descended on and punctured the ripening grapes with their sharp beaks in the lead-up to vintage. They were completely oblivious to the compressed air guns that were meant to keep them away. The only effective deterrent would have been netting.
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Thanks Joe. Maybe I'm getting some of their relatives in the off season, the nearest vineyard is about 4km as the bird flies!!!
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