The Doc could not get close to the Red-backed Fairy-wren, even in full camouflage gear. It turns the images cropped nicely, so here are two images.


The Doc could not get close to the Red-backed Fairy-wren, even in full camouflage gear. It turns the images cropped nicely, so here are two images.


The same bee-eater and perch at Lennox continues to deliver. From today, enjoy.



Some Red-kneed Dotterels from Gundabooka National Park on the recent adventure. Enjoy.





Not the favourite bird of bee-keepers.



Map of the recent birding trip.

Incoming rain storms cut the Gundabooka National Park trip short by a day, The Doc still got plenty of images. Here is a selection of budgies. Must click image to see full size (it is worth it).
Major Mitchell Cockatoos, Cockateils, Bourke Parakeets, Chestnut-breasted Quail Thrush, wrens and emus to come in later posts.




Some red-capped robins from the Flinders Ranges.




The Doc could not travel to the Kimberly this year, so he is visiting images from his last trip in 2015. Here are the Crimson finch, the black bellied subspecies. Click on image to see full size.








A long day trip to Tenterfield yielded a few images. Plus a cygnet from Byron Bay.








A Beach-stone Curlew and Masked Lapwing.





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