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I took this photo of a Magpie Goose on the weekend and apparently they are a very ancient species too. Older than Emus etc
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That's what we want to read in the bird nerds thread, play on!
I took this photo of a Magpie Goose on the weekend and apparently they are a very ancient species too. Older than Emus etc
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They get a bad wrap but I bloody love seagulls. Gorgeous birds, good character, great value.
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Anyone have an idea as to who might’ve laid this? I was thinking pigeon. Found it where it ought not be.
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Got my Silver Gull photo last week (attempting to get a snap of each bird in Vic, 450+).
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Lovely action shot. Got an ID on the beetle? Looks passalid-esque.
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Could be. Ask the bird next time you see him.
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I'm not getting near them. Saw one impale a sparrow on a thorn once.
I'm not tempting fate!
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Yeah they're brutal little things. I mightve already mentioned but they often leave other birds with hollowed out chests in my backyard.
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