I have posted this elsewhere and my pic has been sent to an "Expert" ( awaiting a reply) but thought i would see what you guys think.
60 of them seen at Jerrabomberra wetlands, Canberra, today.
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Can only go by P&K digital but looks a good chance based on range.
60 + not WTNT + forked tail??
pretty conclusive
60 + not WTNT + forked tail??pretty conclusive
Is that an offirmative?
Shorty......Canon gear
Canberra
http://www.flickr.com/photos/rawshorty/
unless you've discovered an influx of a vagrant species unbeknownst to me
we only have two regular migrant swifts in australia, only one of which has a forked tail
you do the maths
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Can only go by P&K digital but looks a good chance based on range.
60 + not WTNT + forked tail??
pretty conclusive
Is that an offirmative?
Shorty......Canon gear
Canberra
http://www.flickr.com/photos/rawshorty/
unless you've discovered an influx of a vagrant species unbeknownst to me
we only have two regular migrant swifts in australia, only one of which has a forked tail
you do the maths