Chasing Little Kingfisher up and down Townsville's Mundy Creek, near my unit in Rowes Bay, lately - for no more reward than glimpses of blue and white blur streaking off in the distance. But there have been some bonus sightings, such as Little Pied Cormorant, above.
Spangled Drongo spangled nicely in the morning light today.
Male Red-backed Fair-wren popped up from the long grass nearby.
Magpie paused briefly from its foraging alongside upper reaches of the creek.
And elsewhere this morn, Bush Stone Curlew family stayed still just long enough for family portrait.
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