Spoonbills collaboratively feeding

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Subject:	Spoonbills collaboratively feeding
From:	"Terry Pacey" <>
Date:	Thu, 1 Nov 2001 10:23:42 +1000

To put another spanner in the works, the situation on the Gold Coast seems
to be:

Royal Spoonbills are common.  Yellow-billed are not as common although I
would hesitate to say uncommon.

Royals are never (or very rarely) seen alone while Yellow-billed often occur
singly.

A single (or pair of) Yellow-billed are sometimes seen with flocks of Royal
but a single Royal is never seen with a flock of Yellow-billed.

Terry Pacey
27°57'02"S  153°24'12"E
Gold Coast
SE Qld



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