Thanks Frances,
Yes, familiar with them from other places in the general vicinity, but had
not seen them in suburbia around here previously.
Pual
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Subject: Satin Bower Birds in Oyster Bay
Satin Bower Birds are found in the Royal National Park and I have heard them
in the same street that you mentioned, while caring for my grandchildren.
Frances Martin
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Today's Topics:
1. White-throated Needletail (Nick Talbot)
2. Christmas Island and Cocos sightings Nov Dec 2014 (Richard Baxter)
3. Red-necked Phalarope at Lake Tutchewop, Vic (Peter Shute)
4. Satin Bowerbird in Oyster Bay? (Paul Doyle)
5. Red-necked pharalope (Bernard O'Keefe)
6. White-throated Needletails (Carol Abbott)
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Message: 1
Date: Tue, 23 Dec 2014 07:14:09 +1100
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Hi
Another flock of White-throated Needletail (approximately 70 birds) over
Eleebana in Lake Macquarie yesterday (22nd Dec) Nick Talbot
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> Date: 21 December 2014 11:20:20 am AEDT
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> Subject: White-threaded Needletail
>
> Hi
> A flock of White-throated Needletail passed over Eleebana (Lake
> Macquarie)
several times this morning. The maximum number around at any one time was
around 50. Some reasonable photos taken of individual birds.
> Nick Talbot
>
>
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Message: 2
Date: Tue, 23 Dec 2014 03:55:30 +0000 (UTC)
From: Richard Baxter <>
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Subject: Christmas Island and Cocos sightings Nov Dec
2014
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After a full month on Christmas Island and the Cocos keeling Islands I'm
finally home in Byron Bay. I've compiled a combined list of all the vagrants
seen on both tours on both islands, which includes some of the regular
migrants and a few Mega's! 24 in total. This list is a good indication of
some of the vagrants we'll see on our Feb 23rd 2015 tour.1. Red Turtle Dove
? Settlement Christmas Island.
2. Red-rumped Swallow - Settlement Christmas Island.
3. Black-nest Swift ??Christmas Island (Swift Alley) 4. House Swift -
Christmas Island (Swift Alley) 5. Japanese Sparrowhawk ? Home Island Cocos
Keeling Islands 6. Malay Night Heron - Christmas Island (The Dales) 7.
Common Teal ? West Island Cocos keeling Islands 8. Blue and White
Flycatcher? West Island Cocos keeling Islands 9. Eurasian Hobby ? Direction
Island Cocos keeling Islands 10. Western Reef Egret? West Island Cocos
keeling Islands 11. Saunders?s Tern- South Island Cocos keeling Islands 12.
Asian Koel - West Island and Home Island Cocos keeling Islands?
13. Chinese Sparrowhawk? West Island and Home Island Cocos keeling Islands?
14. Javan Pond Heron - Home Island Cocos Keeling Islands 15. Chinese Pond
Heron - Home Island Cocos Keeling Islands 16. Blythe?s Swift? West Island
Cocos keeling Islands 17. Red-throated Pipit? West Island Cocos keeling
Islands 18. Hodgson?s Hawk Cuckoo - West Island and Home Island Cocos
keeling Islands 19. Pin-tailed Snipe - West Island and Home Island Cocos
keeling Islands 20. Yellow Bittern - Home Island Cocos Keeling Islands 21.
Watercock? West Island Cocos keeling Islands 22. Large Hawk Cuckoo - Home
Island Cocos Keeling Islands 23. Possible Himalayan Cuckoo? West Island
Cocos keeling Islands 24. Eurasian Wryneck? West Island Cocos keeling
Islands Richard BaxterBirding Tours Australia
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Message: 3
Date: Tue, 23 Dec 2014 16:28:28 +1100
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Just letting everyone know that a Red-necked Phalarope has been seen at Lake
Tutchewop. With that, the Long-billed Dowitcher and an Oriental Plover, some
might be interested in making the trip.
I don't have any details, it was mentioned on the Victorian Birders Facebook
group today. Does anyone have any more details?
Peter Shute
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Message: 4
Date: Tue, 23 Dec 2014 18:32:07 +1100
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Subject: Satin Bowerbird in Oyster Bay?
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Hi all,
While driving along Carvers Rd Oyster Bay (34O00'39" S, 151O04'37"E)today I
thought I caught a glimpse of a female Satin Bowerbird. Anyone familiar with
that area think this is possible?
Thanks
Paul.
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Message: 5
Date: Tue, 23 Dec 2014 08:03:11 +0000
From: Bernard O'Keefe <>
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Subject: Red-necked pharalope
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Hi All
Lake Tutchewop near Kerang in Victoria has continued to produce some ?gems?
for us this summer.
The well documented Long-billed Dowithcher will always put this place on the
map but in the last two days, we can also add Oriental Plover and Red-necked
Phalarope to the list!
I was fortunate to photograph the Red-necked phalarope today at the lake
after one of my companions, Bob Hughes, located it in the scope this
afternoon. My report has been published on Birdline Victoria with precise
details and a photo.
As I cannot publish photos on this service, if anyone would like me to send
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Date: Tue, 23 Dec 2014 13:26:13 +1100
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A flock of around 25 WTN's were seen flying near Stockton Bridge yesterday.
Carol Abbott
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