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Photographs and descriptions of birds visiting backyards on the Central Coast of NSW Australia
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Australian Magpie
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NEST: Deep, bowl-shaped, made of sticks and twigs (and sometimes scraps of wire); placed in the fork of a tree, usually from eight to twenty metres from the ground. Where trees are scarce or absent the nest may be placed in a hedgerow, on a stone wall, on telephone or telegraph posts, or even on the ground. All bluster and little bite this dragon kept a gang of three juvenile magpies at bay by hissing and showing the yellow lining in his mouth. References from What Bird is That? During the drought this m...
Chestnut Teal
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South-eastern Queensland to Victoria, south and mid-west Australia, and Tasmania. In a hollow limb or hole in a tree, but occasionally on the ground in herbage near the water; lined with down. They wander around reassuring each other with quiet little quacks while taking chunks of bread over to the water-dish, soaking them and gulping them down. The male often waits while the female has her fill before attending to his own needs. Aquatic vegetation and animal life. Birds in Backyards is a joint research,...
Rainbow Lorikeet
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Eastern Australia from Cape York south to Tasmania and west to Kangaroo Island and Eyre Peninsula, SA; introduced around Perth WA. Also Indonesia, New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, New Caledonia. NEST: In a hole in a tree. EGGS: Two; white. Breeding-season: usually Sept to Jan. Rainbow Lorikeets make an ear-splitting racket, chattering incessently as they feed. They are exhuberant to the point of being manic as they fly like coloured missiles through the trees. References from What Bird is That?
Scaley-breasted Lorikeet
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Personal Notes: These Lorikeets are becoming more difficult to find and experts suspect it may be due to the widening range and increased numbers of the Rainbow Lorikeets who share food sources and habitats but are more aggressive. This example was feeding on Molenberg ten-grain bread with two Rainbow Lorikeets. There was no obvious conflict although the Scaley-breasted Lorikeet was running about like a poor cousin at a barbecue trying to get as much as he could before the others. We see that often).
Figbird
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NOTES: Also called Mulberrybird and Bananabird. Frequents lowland forests and settled areas (including gardens and city parks), especially where fig trees occur. It is gregarios, noisy and conspicuous, constantly uttering it's peculiar chattering notes; these sometimes extend into mimicary. Food: mulberries (I find them in my mulberry bushes), figs, and other soft fruits. From What Bird is That? The male (left) and female are one of two pairs visiting the mulberry trees in the front yard this spring.
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Backyard Birds
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Skip to main content. Try Wikispaces Classroom now. Brand new from Wikispaces. We live in on a large block of land which is mainly bush and the bottom of our block adjoins an open area of scrub and bushland which takes up many hectares. Living in this environment means that we have many wild birds and animals that visit, usually looking for food. On these pages I have put some photographs of many of our visitors. Merimbula is on the far south coast of New South Wales. Help on how to format text.
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Birds in Our Backyard
Birds in Our Backyard. Wednesday, December 26, 2012. A few more birds sited in 2012. Female and Male Cardinals. Wednesday, July 4, 2012. Putting the New Canon Power Shot SX40HS to Work. Red Shouldered Hawk intent on prey. Turkeys are back after the rain. Birds photographed in our backyard 2008-June 2012. Pair of House Finches. 17 from flock of 23 Turkeys. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). I enjoy watching the antics of all these feathered friends. View my complete profile. Links to my other blogs.
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The Birds and the Bees
The Birds and the Bees. Sunday, July 3, 2011. Life got too busy. I intended to start blogging more this past spring. Russ and I planned and carried out some new gardening and poultry projects. Just as the academic year was ending, I took on project at a work that kept me from blogging, so I'll try and give a brief update. Monday, December 6, 2010. In my imagination, getting a cat was going to be great. We would feed it and it would take care of itself, occasionally letting us pet it. Show Me the Honey.
