By Birding-Aus, on January 2nd, 2019% Is there a petition or anything?Message: 3
From: Greg Roberts <friarbird.roberts@gmail.com>To: birding-aus <birding-aus@birding-aus.org>Subject: [Birding-Aus] Glossy Black Cockatoo under threat from Sunshine Coast nursing homeMessage-ID: <CAN1ROTSSJfrbqLoLCzE2PcgphX19hn+taWKkxbYCGzg_G=RKMg@mail.gmail.com>Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8"
The Sunshine Coast population of the endangered Glossy Black Cockatoo,regarded as being of national significance to the species, is under threatfrom an aged care facility planned by . . . → Read More: Glossy Black Cockatoo under threat from Sunshine Coast nursing home (Greg Roberts)
By Birding-Aus, on January 2nd, 2019% Dear all
The last years I have told a little about the first birds of the new year in Tromsø, N. Norway. This year that will be very quickly done, for even though Riet and I went on a walk, in part . . . → Read More: First bird of 2019
By Birding-Aus, on January 1st, 2019% Mike (and others) White-throated Needletails – at least 2 at Blackbutt Avenue Pennant Hills 28/12/18 6:40PM. Both came in just above tree top height (50m) and circled briefly – may have been more to the south but hard to tell. Weather hot and humid, but no rain. Pacific Swift – a flock just flew . . . → Read More: A couple of Swift sightings
By Birding-Aus, on December 31st, 2018% The Red Goshawk conversation is interesting but not conservationally enlightening re the proposed area apparently to be Strip Mined.
Would any findings in any significant way affect the Development and if so how?
Who decides.
Even Rio Tinto can’t create thousands of hectares of Red Goshawk habitat , or could they ultimately rehabilitate the stripped . . . → Read More: Red goshawk research
By Birding-Aus, on December 30th, 2018% I just thought I would add a little context by putting forward a real issue for people to grapple with. Have a look at this for something to advocate for (along with many other causes). Fortunately this is a story that has seen a positive change. https://www.birdlife.org/asia/news/action-amur-falcons-brings-hope-end-hunting-nagaland
Philip
. . . → Read More: A little perspective on catching of raptors
By Birding-Aus, on December 30th, 2018% Whilst I am not trying to start a new conversation on this subject (but found it all so interesting), I now believe the Tawny Frogmouth was killed by a fox. We found the feathers well away from the other deaths and as I said under pine trees. Last night I managed to get a night . . . → Read More: Who is the killer
By Birding-Aus, on December 30th, 2018% Hi Steve
While I do applaud your OBSERVATIONAL Red Goshawk and other raptor surveys in Cape York, we are getting away from my initial concerns of trapping Red Goshawks during their breeding season. I’m sure you have made Richard Seaton aware of my and many others concerns.
As for revealing your active Red . . . → Read More: Red Goshawk
By Birding-Aus, on December 29th, 2018% Hello, I will be heading North East from Dubbo, with some time for camping and bird watching over the next two days. I noticed an article in a local paper about fires through Goonoo, so I am considering heading towards Goulburn River NP and then North, rather than through Mendooran. I’ve found conflicting advice . . . → Read More: RFI “Rock Warbler Spot”
By Birding-Aus, on December 27th, 2018% Dear All Seasons Greetings!
Lovely to hear Dollarbirds on the Central Coast at Macmasters Beach this morning. 3WTNT or Swifts flew through, north to south, around 10 am yesterday morning.
Cheers Chris
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By Birding-Aus, on December 26th, 2018% I have just seen two Torresian Crows together mob the peak of a conifer, from which one swooped off with a live large-ish passerine, squawking pitifully. Perhaps an ill-stashed fledgling, though no bird chased them. I’d not noticed TCrows take live animals before ! Judith 500m SEQ
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