Surprise sight today of White Ibis snatching snake in Townsville Town Common Conservation Park and swallowing it within about 30 seconds.
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Monday, March 29, 2021
White Ibis snatches, swallows snake in seconds
Surprise sight today of White Ibis snatching snake in Townsville Town Common Conservation Park and swallowing it within about 30 seconds.
Friday, July 10, 2009
Darter glistens in early sunshine

Australasian Darter (Anhinga novehollandiae) sunning in a paperbark island at Tyto today. Several birds active in the lagoons these days. Elsewhere, close to Ingham, I recently spotted four rapidly maturing juveniles on a big messy nest visible from the highway.

At the same Cattle Creek site, large flocks of Intermediate Egrets are thriving on the large areas of silt and mud deposited by the massive floods of January-February.

Another mud lover is the oft-unloved White Ibis. But they grow more attractive the closer one gets.
Monday, June 29, 2009
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