There are no Kangaroos Down Under!?

[Mel]

It is really beautiful and always something to find in the trees, in the grass, in the water

Have edited the count. Should be correct again. But I will have to list the birds at some point to make sure
I never counted one double.

[Dewi]

Love the kite pic Mel.

The masked lapwing is a great looking bird.

Always great to see terns.

[nan]

love the Northern Fantail
and the Kite as well
the place... green of grass, and water... and alligator

[Pumbaa]

Once again wonderful bird shots - Thanks Mel

[Mel]

Thanks, guys!

On we go with the bird parade... We went back to Yellow Water the following morning and found:

Yellow Oriole
(57)

Varied Triller - unfortunately never showing its face
(58)

Peaceful Dove
(59)

[Mel]

White Throated Honeyeater
(60)

The closest I ever got to an egret anywhere. This one standing right underneath the boardwalk trying
to catch some brekkie and wasn't bothered at all with people passing it.


Forest Kingfisher

[Mel]

Australian Darter
(61)

Restless Flycatcher (And restless it was!)
(62)

Shining Flycatcher (Even more restless... )
(63)
Looked like a mating ritual. He was singing his head of and dancing his feet sore.

[Mel]

And we got some fishies as well.





The first one is a family of Barramundi. A very tasty fish as well.
The other two I have no idea what they are.

Edit:

Fish #2 is a saratoga and fish #3 is an archer fish

[Lisbeth]

The Forest kingfisher is very, very pretty

The second fish looks a bit like a sturgeon

How many birds

[Mel]

63! Bird count was done this morning and mistakes corrected.