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Waterfowl (Ducks, Geese, Swans)
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SandraH wrote:
7 Feb 2025
He’s a real show-off. Often goes through the splashing/whistling display, although he’s never had a mate
Biziura lobata
SimoneC wrote:
7 Feb 2025
Great to know, he certainly didn’t mind posing for photos!
Biziura lobata
SandraH wrote:
7 Feb 2025
This is the musk duck which has lived at Tidbinbilla for 26 years! Flightless and captive-raised. Successor to Ripper who was also captive-raised
Biziura lobata
DianneClarke wrote:
1 Feb 2025
I saw 3 there yesterday
Gallinago hardwickii
RodDeb wrote:
30 Jan 2025
Hi Yumi thanks for letting us know, sighting #4642854 has been deleted.
Tadorna tadornoides

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Morus capensis at Portland, VIC

Calidris melanotos at Point Wilson, VIC

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Tringa nebularia at Point Wilson, VIC

Calidris subminuta at Point Wilson, VIC

Calidris subminuta at Point Wilson, VIC

Eudyptula minor at Torquay, VIC

Eudyptula minor at Torquay, VIC

Microcarbo melanoleucos at Drumcondra, VIC

Microcarbo melanoleucos at Drumcondra, VIC

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