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How many species in southern Qld/northern NSW this Spring?

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Subject: How many species in southern Qld/northern NSW this Spring?
From: Michael Atzeni <>
Date: Tue, 27 Oct 2009 06:12:20 +0800 (WST)
Folks

We collectively notched up 298 species within 250 km of Toowoomba over Winter.  
Details at the link below.   Any retrospective sightings to fill the gaps are 
welcome. 

www.toowoombabirdobservers.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1656

Doing it all again this Spring (1 Sep-30 Nov) and again invite you to chip in. 

http://www.toowoombabirdobservers.org/forum/viewforum.php?f=57

As at 25/10,  249 spp have been reported:  

http://www.toowoombabirdobservers.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1769

With the BQ twitchathon just finished, the NSW one coming up, and just over a 
month left, should be able to compile an impressive list so let's set the bar 
at 350 spp and see how we go.

Current "Wanted List" is maintained at:

http://www.toowoombabirdobservers.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1764

and given below for your convenience:

Little Penguin


 Hoary-headed Grebe


 Wandering Albatross


 Black-browed Albatross


 Yellow-nosed Albatross


 Shy Albatross


 Southern Giant Petrel


 Northern Giant Petrel


 Cape Petrel


 Snow Petrel


 Great-winged Petrel


 Tahiti Petrel


 Providence Petrel


 Kermadec Petrel


 White-necked Petrel


 Gould's Petrel


 Black-winged Petrel


 Fairy Prion


 Black Petrel


 Streaked Shearwater


 Flesh-footed Shearwater


 Wedge-tailed Shearwater


 Buller's Shearwater


 Short-tailed Shearwater


 Hutton's Shearwater


 Fluttering Shearwater


 Wilson's Storm-Petrel


 Black-bellied Storm-Petrel


 Australian Gannet


 Masked Booby


 Brown Booby


 Great Frigatebird


 Lesser Frigatebird


 Eastern Reef Egret


 Black Bittern


 Australasian Bittern


 Freckled Duck


 Radjah Shelduck


 Green Pygmy-goose


 Black-breasted Buzzard


 Letter-winged Kite


 Spotted Harrier


 Grey Goshawk


 Red Goshawk


 Australian Hobby


 Grey Falcon


 Stubble Quail


 Red-backed Button-quail


 Black-breasted Button-quail


 Red-chested Button-quail


 Little Button-quail


 Pale-vented Bush-hen


 Australian Spotted Crake


 Australian Bustard


 Australian Painted Snipe


 South Island Pied Oystercatcher


 Sooty Oystercatcher


 Banded Stilt


 Bush Stone-curlew


 Oriental Pratincole


 Grey Plover


 Ringed Plover


 Double-banded Plover


 Lesser Sand Plover


 Greater Sand Plover


 Little Curlew


 Lesser Yellowlegs


 Wood Sandpiper


 Wandering Tattler


 Ruddy Turnstone


 Sanderling


 Pectoral Sandpiper


 Broad-billed Sandpiper


 Ruff


 Red-necked Phalarope


 Brown Skua


 Pomarine Jaeger


 Arctic Jaeger


 Long-tailed Jaeger


 Pacific Gull


 Kelp Gull


 Laughing Gull


 Franklin's Gull


 Sabine's Gull


 Lesser Crested Tern


 Roseate Tern


 Black-naped Tern


 White-fronted Tern


 Common Tern


 Little Tern


 Bridled Tern


 Sooty Tern


 White-winged Black Tern


 Black Noddy


 Common Noddy


 Grey Ternlet


 White Tern


 Brush Bronzewing


 Squatter Pigeon


 Diamond Dove


 Superb Fruit-Dove


 Rose-crowned Fruit-Dove


 Pied Imperial-Pigeon


 Red-tailed Black-Cockatoo


 Glossy Black-Cockatoo


 Long-billed Corella


 Scaly-breasted Lorikeet


 Musk Lorikeet


 Little Lorikeet


 Double-eyed Fig-Parrot


 Turquoise Parrot


 Swift Parrot


 Budgerigar


 Ground Parrot


 Superb Parrot


 Oriental Cuckoo


 Brush Cuckoo


 Fan-tailed Cuckoo


 Black-eared Cuckoo


 Sooty Owl


 Masked Owl


 Eastern Grass Owl


 Eastern Barn Owl


 Powerful Owl


 Barking Owl


 Southern Boobook


 Spotted Nightjar


 White-throated Nightjar


 Australian Swiftlet


 Fork-tailed Swift


 Azure Kingfisher


 Blue-winged Kookaburra


 Red-backed Kingfisher


 Superb Lyrebird


 Horsfield's Bushlark


 White-backed Swallow


 Barn Swallow


 Barred Cuckoo-shrike


 Cicadabird


 White-winged Triller


 Varied Triller


 Blue Rock Thrush


 Common Blackbird


 Brown Songlark


 White-eared Monarch


 Satin Flycatcher


 Shining Flycatcher


 Scarlet Robin


 Red-capped Robin


 Flame Robin


 Hooded Robin


 Pale-yellow Robin


 Crested Bellbird


 Olive Whistler


 White-browed Babbler


 Spotted Quail-thrush


 Red-backed Fairy-wren


 Southern Emu-wren


 Eastern Bristlebird


 Chestnut-rumped Heathwren


 Buff-rumped Thornbill


 Inland Thornbill


 Chestnut-rumped Thornbill


 Fairy Gerygone


 Western Gerygone


 Mangrove Gerygone


 Southern Whiteface


 Crimson Chat


 Red-browed Treecreeper


 Mistletoebird


 Dusky Honeyeater


 Black Honeyeater


 Pied Honeyeater


 Singing Honeyeater


 New Holland Honeyeater


 White-fronted Honeyeater


 Striped Honeyeater


 Painted Honeyeater


 Regent Honeyeater


 Bell Miner


 Masked Woodswallow


 White-browed Woodswallow


 Black-faced Woodswallow


 Little Woodswallow


 Spotted Bowerbird


 Nutmeg Mannikin


 Chestnut-breasted Mannikin


 European Goldfinch


Cheers

Mick Atzeni
TBO Forum administrator 

www.toowoombabirdobservers.org.au 

0458 9489 55



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