Also of note, great increase in numbers of Australasian Pipits on the road, possibly a hint that other grassland species may soon be back.
In the meantime, four holdovers from the roadside.
Click pix to enlarge
Monday, September 6, 2010
Red-capped Plover hot-foots it
Also of note, great increase in numbers of Australasian Pipits on the road, possibly a hint that other grassland species may soon be back.
In the meantime, four holdovers from the roadside.
Click pix to enlarge
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