kelp gull at inskip point, little bittern, black kite

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Subject:	kelp gull at inskip point, little bittern, black kite
From:	"Greg Roberts" <>
Date:	Mon, 30 Dec 2013 22:18:27 +1000

 

A bit of a mixed bag here.

 

I have received an unconfirmed report of a Kelp Gull over the past couple of
days at Inskip Point. Please keep your eyes out if you are up that way.

 

Meanwhile, there now appears to be a pair of Australian Little Bittern at
Parklands Wetlands (http://tinyurl.com/pwpzcpb) and these birds are
providing unusually close encounters.

 

It seems the big influx of Black Kite that turned up on the Sunshine Coast
about 15 months ago is here to stay. Is this experience being repeated
elsewhere?

 

Greg Roberts 

 

 

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