Identificaciones de benackerley
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kiwi_plays_bongosDescripción
found dead in the gutter, no puncture wounds or otherwise. Presumably got hit by a car
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Patos (Género Anas)Observ.
abereidDescripción
I'm kind of astonished. This is the second possible grey duck sighting we've had in less than a week, with the first one sadly being a hybrid. This is certainly the most pure grey duck I've ever seen - they face is absolutely perfect, and I believe the feet were olive-grey, though it was tough to see, and sometimes looked a little orange at times. The only thing I am uncertain about is the speculum, which isn't showing perfectly. Is it a necessity for the speculum to be showing? Like last time, I'll be notifying a few people: @that_bug_guy - sorry to bother you again. @jason_graham @tripleaxel
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Cacatúa Fúnebre Coliamarilla (Zanda funerea)Observ.
ecolibrarianDescripción
There was quite a large flock of them but they were difficult to photograph because they were mostly very high up in the gums and pine trees near the creek.
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Zampullín Canoso (Poliocephalus poliocephalus)Observ.
janc99Descripción
Observation refers to two birds in foreground. Were part of mixed group of more than a dozen grebes doing a circuit of the northern lake.
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Zampullín Australiano (Tachybaptus novaehollandiae)Observ.
janc99Descripción
Observation refers to bird in centre of image. Was part of mixed group of more than a dozen grebes doing a circuit of the northern lake.
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Gaviota Meridional (Larus dominicanus)Observ.
andrewpavlovDescripción
Kelp gull - juvenile, in flight. Seen flying together with adult Kelp gull (photo 3). Photos taken at Kiama.
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Cormorán Grande de Australia Y Nueva Zelanda (Phalacrocorax carbo ssp. novaehollandiae)Observ.
andrewpavlovDescripción
Australasian great cormorant - in flight. Photos taken at Kiama.
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