Update of my Twins and the 'Boy's Grandkids😍😍😍😍

RT @indian_pitta: One of my personal best White-Browed Bush chat famous for its puff and roll dance.

@msabirder 👍

@msabirder That's what we did when I was manager at Uptonwarren Wetland reserve. We also used to pile it into bramble patches to help thicken the interior and create more opportunities for scrub nesters👍

@SmalePerry No, that's what I thought. I told the local 'expert' what I had experienced..his reply was "they don't sing at the top of tall trees".🤔😜They do now😉😄

RT @BLI_Jim: The seductive lure of this near-mythical Spectacled Eider on Texel was finally too great and, inevitably, I cracked. While lat…

Part 39M: O'REILLEY'S. Added another Bowerbird to my list in the form of SATIN BOWERBIRD. photo 1/2 SATIN BOWERBIRDS ♂️♀️ photo 3/4 REGENT BOWERBIRDS♂️♀️

Part 39L: O'reilleys, is a great place to see some of the regions specialities. One of which is this real dazzler, REGENT BOWERBIRD. Other 'Forest goodies' I saw but sadly NO photos, were: ALBERT'S LYREBIRD RUSSET-TAILED THRUSH GREEN CATBIRD ROSE ROBIN EASTERN SPINEBILL

Part 39K: O'REILLEYS. One of the species I expected to see up the North of Queensland was this beauty:- BLACK FACED MONARCH, luckily I found a pair on our last evening. Like the other 3 Monarchs (PIED, WHITE EARED & SPECTACLED) I saw up North, they are really pretty birds.

Part 39J: O'REILLEYS. In contrast to the Forest floor, there is a tree top walk way, then 2x 20 foot ladders at least 150ft up (not for the faint-hearted), here I got to see some canopy feeders, in good light. 1/2 GOLDEN WHISTLER. 3 SILVEREYE. 4 View from top of 1st ladder

Part 39I: O'REILLEYS. QLD. Deep in the forest the light was almost non-existent especially early morning. The 1st 2 pics ♀️AUSTRALIAN LOGRUNNER using flash, restricted to SE QLD/NE NSW. These birds scratch at the leaf litter using a sidewards action. Pics 2/3 EASTERN YELLOW ROBIN

RT @Ohffs1984: WHAT A FUCKING GOAL TOMOKI IWATA!!!!! BLUES 2 - NEWCASTLE 2

@nicklin_terry We stayed at the Fajara Hotel in 1983. I think it was literally next to golf course. I think the hotel is no longer there or possibly renamed. The back of the hotel ran down to the beach. Good birding in the golf course and Kotu stream. Are you living in the Gambia🤔👍

RT @WiWildlife: Out with @martgilli today when we came across this adult Ross's Gull at Ardivachar, South Uist (later relocating to nearby…

WHITE BROWED SCRUBWREN that is...getting mixed up with my honeyeaters😜

White browed Scrubwren...that is getting mixed up my honeyeaters😜

Part 39H: O'REILLEY'S. The 'open' areas species. These were some of the species we saw outside of the forest. 1 WEDGE TAILED EAGLE a huge bird. 2 AUSTRALIAN HOBBY. 3/4 WELCOME SWALLOW, a pair nested in the roof of our accommodation

Part 39F: O'REILLEYS. SE QLD. Although many of the species are associated with the forest, early mornings will see some venture into the open. 1 GREY SHRIKETHRUSH. 2 GREY FANTAIL. 3 TOPKNOT PIGEON. 4 SUPERB FAIRYWREN