I am giving a talk on migrants on Saturday week (11th). I have been using Google to find a variety of information, and I came across a reference that there are only TEN regular trans-equatorial migrants to mainland Australia (passerines? at least not including seabirds and shorebirds; not certain if it excludes terns). I am … Read more
Hi friends I know this is not a bird, but it well may have been prey of an owl, accidentally dropped!! I know nothing of small marsupials and am wondering if anyone can ID this for me. I am in Central Victoria in dry Box woodland. Is it just a common rat? About 12 – … Read more
Thanks Mike As I have already mentioned to Martin, Ken Simpson’s “Birds of Bass Strait” may also have some info. Will the person I lent my copy to, please SEND IT BACK! Michael Norris =============================== To unsubscribe from this mailing list, send the message: unsubscribe (in the body of the message, with no Subject line) … Read more
Hi All, I am off to Armidale tomorrow for the weekend which is a bit more prosaic than KL and Borneo, but would still appreciate some tips on good birding spots in the area! Thanks in advance. Judith =============================== To unsubscribe from this mailing list, send the message: unsubscribe (in the body of the message, … Read more
G’day, Balangara Films have just joined Bird-O and will be blogging regularly about their fascinating journey of discovery about Australia’s Lyrebirds. It all started when Nick filmed David Attenborough’s most popular wildlife sequence ever (voted by UK public) … nearly 8 million people have watched it on YouTube. We’ve also the latest updates from ‘Til … Read more