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Hello
Kym,
Re your
birds:
The first one
is difficult, not a Grassbird (well it is a bird of grasslands). I think it is a
Pipit, If it is the same bird as in the next photo, yes they are Richard's
Pipits.
The Finch is
correct, specifically a Diamond Firetail. I do wonder what bird book you are
using, as getting to "finch", any local field guide would settle that ID issue
for you.
The dark
photo of Australian Kestrel is correct. I
suggest you increase the brightness on the photo on the computer, then it
is quite a good clear photo. And the other is correct too.
The peregrine falcon is not that, it is a juvenile Australian
Hobby. that can be a tricky ID for new people (note the slim build, the
pale collar right around the neck, the general reddish mottled under parts with
no clear dark bars (adult) or streaks (young).
Philip
Highly possible I am wrong with some of the ID's appreciate polite
correction
Grass bird, baby wished food mum went and collected
I thought the rainbow bee eaters had moved on days without seeing them then
yesterday found three after many hours
Finch
Australian Kestrel poor light Mouse I think
peregrine falcon to high for my lens
ALL TAKEN YESTERDAY INSIDE the ACT BORDER | 