Each to his/her own rules I would say. For me it is a case of birds I
observe while moving at normal speed, which means seeing or hearing.
The key to this self-motivated challenge is the ability to observe
while travelling.
Regards, Laurie.
On Tuesday, May 20, 2003, at 03:59 PM, Doug Holly wrote:
Some additions to my list
Emu
Aust. Shelduck ( Flying over )
Pacific Black Duck
Purple-crowned lorikeet
Do tracks count ?
Echidna....five crossed my tracks since yesterday.
A very long striding emu, along a fence line for about two km. it's
paces
were longer than my bike... 2m+.
Striated Grasswren...on the sand dunes.
Chestnut Quail-thrush
Common Bronzewing
Babbler spp
White-winged Chough
Corvids
Malleefowl
Small mammals...Dunnarts and Ningaui
Kangaroo
Fox
Rabbit
Sandy country has no secrets and I have plenty of time to look at some
as I
climb over the sand dunes in bottom ( Granny ) gear.
Doug Holly
Monash
Sth. Aust.
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