The Black-backed Wagtail could not wait for Easter and appears to have
departed over night on Thursday 9th April - causing much disappointment to
those who did not skip work earlier in the week.
In New South Wales over the last week:
BLACK BITTERN 1 Glendale, Newcastle 6/4
PINK-EARED DUCK 200 Morpeth STW, Newcastle 10/4
OSPREY 1 Long Reef, Sydney 11/4
LETTER-WINGED KITE 1 north of Armidale 11/4
COLLARED SPARROWHAWK 1 Glendale, Newcastle 10/4 - any connection
with an injured wagtail?
PACIFIC BAZA 3 Royal National Park, Sydney 31/3
PACIFIC GULL 1 imm Bondi Beach, Sydney 9/4
ARCTIC SKUA 2 Nobby's Haed, Newcastle 10/4
WHITE-WINGED BLACK TERN 1 Nobby's Head, Newcastle 10/4
GLOSSY BLACK COCKATOO 3 St Ives, Sydney 2/4
DOLLARBIRD 1 Port Macquarie 11/4
CHANNEL-BILLED CUCKOO 1 Mosman, Sydney 11/3
WHITE-THROATED NEEDLETAIL 2 Lithgow 4/4
BLACK-BACKED WAGTAIL 1 Glendale, Newcastle 5-9/4. First NSW
record if accepted
RUFOUS FANTAIL 1 Royal National Park, Sydney 5/4
BLACK-FACED MONARCH 1 Royal National Park, Sydney 5/4
LEADEN FLYCATCHER 1 Wyong, Central Coast 4/4
SOUTHERN LOGRUNNER "several" Bulli Pass, Wollongong 31/3
Chris Gladwin
Sydney, Australia
BIRDLINE NSW (02) 9290 1778 - sponsored by Birds Australia, NSW Field
Ornithologists Club and Cumberland Bird Observers Club
Please reply direct as a I am unable to see "Birding-Aus"
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