We all ventured back to Pratten in South-East Queensland in search of not only a good fishing spot, but a good birdwatching spot also, after Brendon's successfull bird watching experience the week prior in a closeby location. This occasion saw us stop at a beautiful spot on the Condamine River and while the fishing was next to non-existant, the bird watching did not dissapoint. My photos of the Red Winged Parrots were no where near as clear as the ones Brendon took the previous visit so I have not added them to the blog today. J.G.
Highlights from this early morning trip:
Golden-headed Cisticola
White Plumed Honeyeater
Rufous Whistler
Varied Sitella
Red Winged Parrots
Eastern Rosellas
Little Corellas
Sulphur Crested Cockatoos
Superb Blue Wrens
J.G.
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Golden-headed Cisticola |
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Varied Sitella |
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White Plumed Honeyeater |
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Sulphur Crested Cockatoo's |
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Condamine River |
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Condamine River |
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Condamine River, Pratten. |
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There were numerous old logs like this with native grasses growing out of them in the water. |
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Rufous Whistler |
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The kids spotted this bettle which is a "Nymph" Gum Tree Shield Bug |
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The kids also wanted me to take a picture of this little furry caterpillar they spotted on the grass |
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