Bird of the Week Challenge: 28th March - how many species?

now a Mangrove Robin; I dont believe that has been done

#467 Then of course it would be Carnaby's Black Cockatoo :-)

All done bar Turquoise parrot

Morning all. Can't believe this is still going so strong. I think I have at least two more to add.

#469.

A Black Petrel.

#471 Turquoise Parrot

has Mulga Parrot been done?

#473 Double-eyed Fig-Parrot

what honeyeaters do we need?

#475 Shining Flycatcher

Of course there are always your scrubwrens,fieldwrens,grasswrens Peter :-)

gotta start the 3.5 hour drive to Bundy and then I am on dial-up so may not play again

#479 Brown Songlark

#480 Mangrove Gerygone

#482 Masked Woodswallow

Well i have just gone through them all to see what was there but i just confused myself more :)

I am pretty sure this on was not done yet.

#484

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#486 ( Captive )

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Scrub Turkey had been done, but not White Faced Heron.

#489

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Thanks, Sue. I went back and looked. Grey teal was good also.

#491 Black Necked Stork

That's nice that it took to the high 400s for the Moorhen :-)

#494 Yellow Plumed Honeyeater

I have already done White Bellied Cuckooshrike but don't ask me what number it was. EDIT..Found it #199.

#497 Little Raven

#498 Grey-headed Honeyeater

#499 Australasian Gannet

#500

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