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Subject: | A trip to Braeside Wetlands, Melbourne |
From: | S Cooney <> |
Date: | Sun, 07 Jan 2001 17:11:11 +1100 |
Hi all and happy new year, On the faint possibility of seeing a Freckled Duck, I went to Braeside Wetlands in the Southern suburbs of Melbourne on Friday. I didn?t see the Freck (a definite target for this year), but had a nice, if somewhat muggy wander around the wetland. 1 and possibly 2 new species for me at this site were the Pink-eared ducks and the at least twenty hardhead, including young. There was too much water for migratory waders; almost nothing in the way of mud-banks. A list of the 53 species follows, Regards, Stuart Australian Wood Duck Black Swan Magpie Goose Hardhead Pacific Black Duck Australasian Shoveller Pink-eared Duck Grey Teal Chestnut Teal Hoary-headed Grebe Australasian Grebe Great Cormorant Little Black Cormorant Little Pied Cormorant Australian Pelican White-faced Heron Great Egret Straw-necked Ibis Australian White Ibis Royal Spoonbill Swamp Harrier Brown Falcon Dusky Moorhen Purple Swamphen Eurasian Coot Black-winged Stilt Masked Lapwing Silver Gull Spotted Turtledove Feral Pigeon Crested Pigeon Eastern Rosella Sulphur-crested Cockatoo Laughing Kookaburra Superb Fairy-wren Little Wattlebird Noisy Miner White-plumed Honeyeater Willie Wagtail Grey Butcherbird Magpielark Australian Magpie Little Raven Skylark House Sparrow European Goldfinch Welcome Swallow Clamorous Reed-warbler Little Grassbird Golden-headed Cisticola Common Blackbird Common Starling Common Myna |
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