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Birdline South Australia Weekly Update

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Date: 29 Dec 2014 08:44:43 +1000
   Birdline South Australia

   Published sightings for the week ending 28 Dec 2014.

   Sun 28 Dec Grey Plover, Great Knot, Eastern Curlew Bald Hill Beach
   Amongst Sharpies and stints at a high tide roost were 30 Grey Plovers,
   5 Great Knots, 3 Eastern Curlews and 2 Red Knots. Other waders included
   turnstones, Curlew Sandpipers, Bar-tailed Godwit, Greenshank, Pied
   Oystercatchers and Banded Stilts. Also an Inland Thornbill,
   ridiculously, in a mangrove over the water.
   Paul Taylor
   Sat 27 Dec Spotted Nightjar Private farming property, 14 kms SW of
   Balaklava
   Alarm calls by Willie Wagtail and White-plumed Honeyeater drew my
   attention to a Spotted Nightjar roosting on ground. Other birds nearby
   included White-Browed, Masked and Dusky Woodswallows with fledged
   young, 2 pairs of bee-eaters feeding young in nest tunnels, more than
   20 Elegant Parrots, and a pair of White-backed Swallows, which nest
   regularly here.
   Paul Taylor
   Tue 23 Dec Brown Quail "The Rocks Reserve", 10 kms east of Balaklava
   Brown Quail heard calling and 2 birds seen. Also a few Reed Warblers
   feeding young, 2 Dusky Moorhens with half grown chicks, and 4 Brown
   Treecreepers which is near their western limit.
   Paul Taylor
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