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Subject: | Abrolhos Islands |
From: | Shane Raidal <> |
Date: | Mon, 08 Dec 1997 17:16:59 +0800 |
On a weekend diving trip to the Abrolhos Islands I managed to sneak in some bird watching. The highlight, albeit a strange one, was seeing a pied cormorant alight from the water followed very closely by a flying fish. Birds seen on Beacon Island included: Bridled terns - many nesting Roseate terns - several pairs in breeding plumage Fairy terns - nesting x 5 Crested tern Pied cormorant Osprey Common sandpiper Ruddy turnstone Red-capped plover Silvereye Pacific gull Silver gull ?? Spotless crake ... I didn't expect to see this ?? Red-necked stint Shane Raidal |
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