Hi Cheryl
I have strong ideas about most of them but I will have to be re-united with
my bird book to be surer. I am stuck in Kununurra airport waiting for a
delayed plane at the moment and my bird book is already checked in.
The ones I am sure of are 1436 sharp tailed sandpiper
0650/0646/0631 greenshank
But I will get back to you about the others. By then you will probably be
inundated by solutions.
Gary
2009/12/11 Cheryl Ridge <>
> Hi
>
> Doing a garden clean up and discovered a nest between fence and
> house/downpipe. Parent birds nowhere to be seen/heard so I have no idea as
> to id. Could someone help me please? Here are some images:
>
> http://www.pbase.com/chezzyr/image/120176936/original
>
> http://www.pbase.com/chezzyr/image/120176937/original
>
> http://www.pbase.com/chezzyr/image/120176938/original
>
> There are 3 babies and one unhatched egg - light blue/green with speckles.
>
> Common birds to our garden are (Melbourne outer eastern suburbs):
> blackbirds, pigeons and mynahs.
>
> Blackbirds were around making a fuss a few weeks ago and I did see their
> fledglings but have not heard them about recently.
>
> If anyone fancies tackling other birds in my "unknown birds" folder Id be
> most grateful for any help.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Cheryl Ridge
>
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