strykeroz , to random
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strykeroz , to random
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For several weeks now these Tawny Frogmouths have moved their regular daytime roost from a nearby tree to a downpipe under the eves of a house, and seem very settled with their decision

Will be interesting to see where they choose to nest this year

They have big your-mother-and-I-need-to-have-a-word energy. But that might be just me 🤔

#WildOz #Ozbirds #Birds #Wildlife #Brisbane #urbanwildlife

Two medium sized birds with plumage that looks like tree bark, perched on a slightly angled rainwater downpipe. The bird on the right is looking directly at the camera, the one on the left has its head in profile, with beak toward the other bird
Two medium sized birds with plumage that looks like tree bark, perched on a slightly angled rainwater downpipe. Borth are facing the camera. Background is the exterior wall of the house and a black motion-sensing floodlight

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Lots of interesting fungi out on this week's search for mosquito orchids in Croajingolong National Park, VIC - like these Laccaria sp. (?) growing in moss near Gipsy Point.

#Fungi #WildOz #Biodiversity #Ecology #Photography #Winter #InTheField #Nature #Australia #EastGippsland

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Just after our encounter with the pardalote, this White-naped Honeyeater stopped by for a quick peek at us.

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A Spotted Pardalote we encountered at the Highfields Falls reserve, just out of Toowoomba.

Completely fearless and quite curious, it foraged around about 3-4m away from us for a good minute before moving on.

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    Probably a female (as in might be a juvenile male, but given the time of year, probably the former) Satin Bowerbird.

    There were two foraging in this tree by my dirveway this morning.

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    A different pair of Bush Stone-curlews, eye me warily as I take their photo on Friday arvo.

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    Everybody loves a duck that sparkles!

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    A pair of my local parrots I saw while checking the mail at lunchtime today.

    A Pale-headed Rosella (one of a pair that took off as I approached); and an Australian King Parrot (male) who watched me as I walked back up the driveway.

    A largish red parrot (with green wings, just visible on the sides) sits in tree and gives me a serious case of side-eye as I walk up the driveway below.

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    A curious Torresian Crow I came across yesterday morning.

    It was having a drink at the lake edge, and when it heard my camera shutter it started looking around.

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    "The morning after the argument."

    A pair of Bush Stone-Curlews sitting back to back on a grassy rise in the morning sun.

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    Ropalidia revolutionalis, the stick-nest brown paper wasp—because it builds long, thin nests out of a plant-pulp paper and is brown; descriptive names are helpful! This one's just starting her nest: each of those cells will soon hold an egg.

    strykeroz , to random
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    Australasian Darter male, grabbing some sun at Berrinba Wetlands

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    There goes the neighbourhood.

    A Great Egret enjoying a quiet perch in the sunshine, at the very top of a tree, in on a cold morning at Berrinba Wetlands

    Here the first pair of Australian White Ibis loudly arrive to join the bandwagon (and end that moment of zen)

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    Another Tasmania shot from last year. A magical few minutes spent with the endangered Swift Parrots feeding on the side of the road at Adventure Bay, Bruny Island, Tasmania.

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    Hope this #WrensDay finds you well

    #WildOz #OzBirds #Birds #Wildlife #Brisbane

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    Haven't shot much recently, so here's a throwback to our Tasmania trip, with a previously unreleased image of a Tasmanian Silvereye (Zosterops lateralis ssp. lateralis).

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    Excited to see a tree full of Pink Cockatoos! They're on the endangered list https://sydneybirder.com/2024/06/01/a-tree-full-of-pink-cockatoos-at-lake-mungo/

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    has come back around so quickly!

    Brought to you this week by this very cute Superb Fairywren, puffed up against the chilly morning, and moments from launching off this perch

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    No Platypus seen this morning, but to my delight I was joined by a pair of Azure Kingfishers

    South Pine River, Samford Eco-Corridor

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    Breakfast buffet

    Backlit by the bright morning sun, a mixed group of finches enjoying grass seeds from grass dripping with dew

    Here, the foreground bird is a Red-Browed Finch while out of focus in the back is a Double-Barred Finch

    Samford Eco-Corridor

    Two small birds sitting in long grass eating seeds. The foreground bird is facing right away from bright low sun so is partially in silhouette. The background bird is out of focus.

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