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White-browed Scrubwren
(2 votes)
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Male Chestnut Teal
(2 votes)
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Got it!
(1 votes)
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(1 votes)
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We have lift-off!
(1 votes)
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and again
(1 votes)
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White-necked Heron
(1 votes)
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Cape Petrel
(1 votes)
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Male Mallard
(1 votes)
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(1 votes)
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Eastern Yellow Robin
(1 votes)
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(2 votes)
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(2 votes)
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Greater Sand Plover
(2 votes)
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somewhere between this and the last frame, the prey was transfered to the talons
(2 votes)
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Wedge-tailed Shearwater... again
(2 votes)
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An Early Start
(2 votes)
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Chestnut-breasted Mannikin
(2 votes)
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The road to Mt. Walsh
(2 votes)
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Black-bellied Storm-Petrel
(2 votes)
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(2 votes)
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Eastern Yellow Robin
(2 votes)
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(2 votes)
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Red-necked Stint
(2 votes)
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my favourite frame of this sequence
(2 votes)
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as BSK1 begins to dismember the corpse, 2 white-breasted woodswallows begin to harass our hero
(2 votes)
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Richard's Pipit
(2 votes)
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Black-browed Albatross in flight
(2 votes)
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(2 votes)
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(1 votes)
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Collared Sparrowhawk
(1 votes)
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Providence Petrel
(1 votes)
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Terek Sandpiper - right there in the middle...
(1 votes)
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Apostlebird
(1 votes)
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(1 votes)
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Male golden whistler
(1 votes)
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(1 votes)
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(1 votes)
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Yellow-throated Scrubwren (Male)
(1 votes)
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A young white-bellied Sea-eagle soars overhead
(2 votes)
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and again
(2 votes)
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Juvenile Australian Gannet
(2 votes)
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Varied Triller
(2 votes)
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Brown Falcon
(2 votes)
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Greater Sand Plover
(2 votes)
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Ruddy Turnstone (non-breeding)
(2 votes)
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Chowey Bridge
(2 votes)
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(2 votes)
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(1 votes)
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(1 votes)
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having had enough of the annoying woodswallows, BSK1 takes to the sky
(1 votes)
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(1 votes)
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After a successful hunt, Black-shouldered Kite 1 (BSK1) heads for it's favourite perch.
(1 votes)
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Rainbow bee-eater
(1 votes)
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