On 18/06/2021 7:06 pm, Aidan Sudbury via Birding-Aus wrote: > In the latest issue of Birdlife, birds from an ancient Egyptian frieze > are described as “quite unlike any species known today”, but they are > almost perfect pictures of Red-breasted Geese. > > Aidan Sudbury > I wondered about a hybrid, but this post … Read more
In the latest issue of Birdlife, birds from an ancient Egyptian frieze are described as "quite unlike any species known today", but they are almost perfect pictures of Red-breasted Geese. Aidan Sudbury
Certainly too far south. Did you consider Fuscous Honeyeater ? Cheers Graeme Birding-Aus mailing list Birding-Aus@birding-aus.org To change settings or unsubscribe visit: birding-aus.org/mailman/listinfo/birding-aus_birding-aus.org
Brown Honeyeater Clear sighting of a flock of 8 brown Honeyeaters seen very clearly outside my kitchen window feeding on banksia flowers. I live in Don Valley, Launching Place, Victoria. According to the distribution map for this bird we are way to far south to have the Brown Honeyeater as a visitor. First time I … Read more
A friend of mine was yesterday at Garie Beach, Royal NP, south of Sydney. He watched a Sea Eagle fly off a cliff, hit the water, and emerge with two fish. ‘Either two fish, or a fish with two tails!’ Has anyone seen or heard of such a sight before? He’s not … Read more