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Birdline Central & Southern Queensland Weekly Update

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Date: 6 May 2013 01:31:05 +1000

Birdline Central & Southern Queensland

Published sightings for the week ending 5 May 2013.

Wed 1 May Freckled Duck, Banded Lapwing Thompson River Longreach
Around a dozen Freckled Duck on the Thompson River, 1.2kms upstream from the weir with the usual suspects (pink-eared ducks, grey teal, yellow billed and royal spoonbill, black-tailed native-hens, Pelican). 10 or so Banded Lapwing seen in some paddocks adjoining the town common.
Henry Cook

Mon 29 Apr Budgerigar Gundalda
Flock of 20 near Gympie
Greg Roberts

Black Kite Moggill Road Wetland, Moggill
40 + moving S.W. Three Freckled Duck still present.
David Redhead

Black-tailed Native-hen Banool Rd, Lockyer Waters
16 birds foraging on the western side of the small lagoon, late pm, easily visible from road
Ian and Jill Brown, Rae Clark

Sun 28 Apr Musk Duck Wongi State Forest & Lake Lenthall
2 birds.. close or at northern limit of range of this species, normally very rare in SEQ
Greg Roberts

Freckled Duck Wongi State Forest & Lake Lenthall
15 birds in a flock, also 18 Cotton Pygmy-Goose
Greg Roberts

Cape Barren Goose UQ Gatton campus
The CBG was on the opposite side of campus from Lake Galletly with a large flock of Magpie Geese on Sunday morning. While it is quite possible this is an escape, it is not carrying a ring, and was wary and alert when a tractor passed about 50 metres away. Also, according to the first atlas of Australian birds, there were small flocks of 'apparently wild birds' near Ivanhoe in northern NSW in 1974. Given the influx of some other water birds, I guess there is a good chance that this is a wild bird.
Rod Gardner

Sat 27 Apr Black Kite Bruce Highway
13 just south of Anzac Ave Exit,Griffin. 8 at Narangba Exit.
David Redhead

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