Today my dad and I headed down to Tolderol Game Reserve to look for some birds. We saw a total of 30 species, including a Long-toed Stint - a lifer for me! Thanks to Sam Gordon for assistance with ID! We then decided to visit Browns Road, Monarto, where I saw a total of 14 species. No lifers but I did add a few species to the year list, and had a nice close encounter with a Striated Pardalote which landed on a branch less than 2m away! Species list after photos.
Whiskered Tern, Tolderol |
Welcome Swallow, Tolderol |
Long-toed Stint, Tolderol |
Red-capped Plover, Tolderol |
Red-necked Stint, Tolderol |
Long-toed Stint and Red-capped Plover, Tolderol |
Striated Pardalote, Browns Rd Monarto |
Hooded Robin, Browns Rd Monarto |
Purple-backed Fairywren, Browns Rd Monarto |
Hooded Robin, Browns Rd Monarto |
Yellow Thornbill, Browns Rd Monarto |
Year total: 61 species
Day total: 43 species
1. Black Swan
2. Pacific Black Duck
3. Crested Pigeon
4. Peaceful Dove
5. Black-tailed Nativehen
6. White-headed Stilt
7. Masked Lapwing
8. Red-capped Plover
9. Sharp-tailed Sandpiper
10. Long-toed Stint
11. Red-necked Stint
12. Common Greenshank
13. Silver Gull
14. Whiskered Tern
15. Little Pied Cormorant
16. Australian Pelican
17. Australian White Ibis
18. Straw-necked Ibis
19. Royal Spoonbill
20. Swamp Harrier
21. Australian Hobby
22. Elegant Parrot
23. Rainbow Lorikeet
24. Purple-backed Fairywren
25. Superb Fairywren
26. Spiny-cheeked Honeyeater
27. Red Wattlebird
28. White-plumed Honeyeater
29. White-fronted Chat
30. New Holland Honeyeater
31. Striated Pardalote
32. Yellow Thornbill
33. Weebill
34. Southern Whiteface
35. Grey Shrikethrush
36. Australian Magpie
37. Magpie-lark
38. White-winged Chough
39. Hooded Robin
40. Golden-headed Cisticola
41. Australian Reed Warbler
42. Welcome Swallow
43. Silvereye
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