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Author: laurius
Counting birds
One early weekend morning we went to count birds. It was a monthly bird survey of Elster Creek. That day we recorded 50 species of birds, which is really not bad, as the record is 52, if I am not mistaken. Here’s what I managed to capture.
Willie Wagtail
Black Swan
Great Egret
Australasian Shoveler – recorded for the first time in the area
Grey Teal female
Chestnut Teal female (I hope, I identified those right)
Chestnut Teal male
Pacific black Duck
Little Black Cormorant
Magpie-lark
Masked Lapwing
Noisy Miner
Purple Swamphen
Rainbow Lorikeet
Nankeen Night Heron (3D)
Welcome Swallow
White-faced Heron
Sugar
Epic Battle
Recently we visited Wilsons Promontory, where we were lucky to witness the epic battle. Little Black Cormorant was peacefully fishing until Pacific Gull decided to steal the catch.
Naracoorte again
We are pretty unlucky with camping. Of course I should say, we are just not ready. But it is no fun camping in the rain, no fun, so we stayed in a hotel above bar and pokies room in Naracoorte. When we were traveling with Reda, we stopped in the same bar for some coffee.
Bool lagoon.Wonderful place for birdwatching and nice when it is still cool and no mosquitoes.
Birds and other creatures were making a big but cozy noise there.
Yellow!
Windows desktop.
It is very popular to call every black and white bird a magpie something. Magpie goose, magpie lark…
Geese in the trees barking like a dog.
Welcome to SA – you can get everything you need for making beer in Coles.
