Today, found slight increase - to 31 bird species - over previous Sunday. Notable rise in numbers of Chestnut-breasted Manikins. Very few ducks and cormorants. No egrets or ibises.
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Sunday, March 20, 2011
Finch sticks around for picture
More super Wet and flooding in Tyto early this week, giving way to weak sunshine from Friday.
Today, found slight increase - to 31 bird species - over previous Sunday. Notable rise in numbers of Chestnut-breasted Manikins. Very few ducks and cormorants. No egrets or ibises.
This Red-browed Finch (Neochmia temporalis) one of few birds that stayed close enough for a picture.
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Today, found slight increase - to 31 bird species - over previous Sunday. Notable rise in numbers of Chestnut-breasted Manikins. Very few ducks and cormorants. No egrets or ibises.
Click pix to enlarge
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