Interesting morning of birding

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Subject:	Interesting morning of birding
From:	Brian & Meg <>
Date:	Tue, 12 Jan 2016 05:19:29 +0000

Hi. This has never happened to us before and we’re not sure if it’s happened to 
others – we saw 3 species of Kingfisher while standing in the one spot. Here on 
Bribie Island, we were standing beside a fresh-water swamp & waterhole area 
when we saw a pr of Azure KFs just 12 metres in front of us. One of these flew 
past and behind us – turning around we then noticed a pr of Forest KFs on the 
powerline above. Looking up along the road, we saw a single Sacred KF sitting 
on another powerline and then it got chased by its mate. We looked around for 
the resident Kookaburras to make it a quadrella but it didn’t put in an 
appearance.
Cheers
Brian & Meg
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