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Still heaps of tall grass behind Buffalo Creek. Walking was very time consuming as I had to backtrack several times or just use dead reckoning, glad I took plenty of water. I remember seeing lots of hawking insectivores in the open fields between the woodland and the paperbarks last year but it must happen later because it was very quite this morning.
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Leaden Flycatcher Myiagra rubecula
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Still heaps of tall grass behind Buffalo Creek. Walking was very time consuming as I had to backtrack several times or just use dead reckoning, glad I took plenty of water. I remember seeing lots of hawking insectivores in the open fields between the woodland and the paperbarks last year but it must happen later because it was very quite this morning.
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Leaden Flycatcher Myiagra rubecula
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On the way there, near one of the run-off paperbark avenues, quite a few birds and some butterflies were busy having breakfast and didn’t seem to mind me stumbling over the grass tuffs.
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Brown HoneyEater Lichmera indistincta
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FFCrimson Finch Neochmia phaeton
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FFOrange Ringlet Hypocysta antirius
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FFStill one or two Woolybutts in bloom and it looks like the Darwin Stingy Barks are budding up.
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