Lake Lorne Reserve in Drysdale (see
map) is buzzing with avian activity at the moment. I've been watching a pair of Whistling Kites building a nest for a while now (see
previous post) but today they took things a little further...
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Whistling Kite, Lake Lorne Reserve, Drysdale |
While there I also managed to get a half reasonable shot of a White-plumed Honeyeater - common enough around here but very difficult to photograph as they are constantly moving and when feeding usually hidden among foliage.
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White-plumed Honeyeater, Lake Lorne Reserve, Drysdale |
...oh, and there are waterbirds there too :-)
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Eurasian Coot, Lake Lorne Reserve, Drysdale |
that was a rare privilege, well done
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